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2. George Gordon Byron is one of the
3. In his verses and letters Byron denounced
4. “The king times are fast finishing. There
5. He threw his lot in with the
6. He supplied arms and a refuge in
7. In Greece the war of liberation began
8. At first after his arrival, Byron lived
9. Byron worked hard to help to unite
10. Although he knew how dangerous it was
11. “Seek out — Less often sought than
12. In April Byron fell a victim to
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George Gordon Byron is one of the world’s many great poets who died while they were still quite young. The last six years of his life were spent in exile in Italy and Greece.

ДЖОРДЖ НОЭЛ ГОРДОН БАЙРОН (1788-1824)Работу выполнила: Пименова Дарья ФФ II курс

In his verses and letters Byron denounced oppression and sang the song

“The king times are fast finishing. There will be blood but the

He threw his lot in with the Italian revolutionaries and took part

He supplied arms and a refuge in his house which was prepared

In Greece the war of liberation began in 1821 and was carried

At first after his arrival, Byron lived on an island, arranging for

$Byron worked hard to help to unite the warring fractions and to$ Although he knew how dangerous it was in his weak state of

“Seek out — Less often sought than found — A soldier’s grave

In April Byron fell a victim to marsh fever after an attack

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George Gordon Byron is one of the world’s

George Gordon Byron is one of the world’s many great poets

many great poets who died while they were still

quite young. The last six years of his life were spent in exile in Italy and Greece.

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In his verses and letters Byron denounced oppression

In his verses and letters Byron denounced oppression and sang the

and sang the song of liberty, describing the struggle

for liberation as “The poetry of politics.”

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“The king times are fast finishing. There will

“The king times are fast finishing. There will be blood but

be blood but the peoples will conquer in the

end. I shall not live to see but I foresee it.”

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He threw his lot in with the Italian

He threw his lot in with the Italian revolutionaries and took

revolutionaries and took part in the insurrection of 1820.

Слайд 6 He supplied arms and a refuge in his

He supplied arms and a refuge in his house which was

house which was prepared to turn into fortress. The

revolution was ruthlessly crushed but Byron never lost hope in a better future.

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In Greece the war of liberation began in

In Greece the war of liberation began in 1821 and was

1821 and was carried on with some success for

two years. In 1823 however the Turks gained the ascendancy and it was then that Byron joined the struggle.

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At first after his arrival, Byron lived on

At first after his arrival, Byron lived on an island, arranging

an island, arranging for a loan to be sent

to Greece. He did not write much poetry at that time. Instead he wrote letters and messages to influential people trying to bring home to them the real situation.

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Byron worked hard to help to unite the

$Byron worked hard to help to unite the warring fractions and$

warring fractions and to procure money and war supplies

and above all, to inspire the rebels to heroic deeds.

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Although he knew how dangerous it was in

Although he knew how dangerous it was in his weak state

his weak state of health to remain in the

damp, insanitary conditions, he refused to leave and this is what he wrote on January 22, 1824, his last birthday:

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“Seek out — Less often sought than found

“Seek out — Less often sought than found — A soldier’s

— A soldier’s grave for thee (6) the best…”

“I should remain in Greece… better to die doing something than nothing,” he said later.

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In April Byron fell a victim to marsh

In April Byron fell a victim to marsh fever after an

fever after an attack on Lepanto, still held by

the Turks, had been prepared. The dying Byron imagined he was leading an attack on Lepanto. His last words were “Forwards… follow me…” Thus died the great poet to whom freedom was dearer than life itself.