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RECOLLECTIONS
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Preliminary Statement of the circumstances leading to the suppression of Lord Byron's Correspondence with the Author, and of his Letters to his Mother — p. ix to Ixxix. ,
Note as to the birth place of Lord Byron — Ixxxi,
Family connexions of Lord Byron — Juvenile Poems—" Hours of Idleness" — Letter of Mr. Dallas — agreeable communication from his Lordship — second Letter of 21st July, 1808, and reply to it — first interview with Lord Byron — pleasing impressions excited by the Poem strengthened by personal acquaintance—" engrafted" religious opinions — visit on his 21st birth-day — 'his indignation at Lord Carlisle's behaviour estranges him from his family connexions — attack upon the Edinburgh Reviewers.
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