TO MRS. CHARLES CALL, DAUGHTER OF EDWARD TRELAWNY, BYRON'S COMPANION IN GREECE, I DEDICATE THIS WORK AS A MARK OF AFFECTION AND ESTEEM This book has no pretensions; it is merely a record of events and impressions which nearly forty years of close study have accumulated. There seems to be a general agreement that the closing scenes of Byron's short life have not been adequately depicted by his biographers. From the time of Byron's departure from Ravenna, in the autumn of 1821, his disposition and conduct underwent a transformation so complete that it would have been difficult to recognize, in the genial, unselfish personality who played so effective a rôle at Missolonghi,…
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