Don Juan - Byron, George Gordon
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A witty, daring, and satirical masterpiece, Don Juan follows its charming yet hapless hero through love, adventure, and scandal. Byron's epic poem defies convention with its sharp humor, bold irreverence, and biting social commentary, making it one of the most entertaining and subversive works of Romantic literature.

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A witty, daring, and satirical masterpiece, Don Juan follows its charming yet hapless hero through love, adventure, and scandal. Byron's epic poem defies convention with its sharp humor, bold irreverence, and biting social commentary, making it one of the most entertaining and subversive works of Romantic literature.
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George Gordon Byron (1788-1824), also known as Lord Byron, was a London-born politician and poet who contributed to the Romantic Movement. He was the son of Captain John Gordon and a wealthy Scottish heiress, Catherine Gordon. Gordon was educated at Trinity College but was more interested in the social scene than his studies. Despite his ambivalence, Gordon was a prolific writer with an affinity for politics. He published his first volume of poetry, Hours of Idleness in 1807 and subsequently joined the House of Lords in 1809. Despite his untimely passing at 36, Gordon led a short but accomplished life.