The amours, intrigues, and adventures, of Lord Byron
Subtitle: disclosing the secret amours of several ladies of rank, with whom he intrigued at London, Edinburgh, Paris, Ravenna, &c. &c. : also his amours with the cobbler's wife in Harrow churchyard, his pranks when at Eton College, intrigue with the fisherman's wife, and lucky escape, curious amour and account of the Tit-bit of Pentonville, adventure in Kensington Gardens, the discovery, socket money, &c. : being, at one glance, a complete exposé of fashionable folly and debauchery
Publisher: Printed for the booksellers
Published: 1826
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 63
Notes: "A considerable portion of this work is a close translation from a small one of Count Gamba, of which only a few copies were sold at Florence" --"Translator's" pref., signed "Robert Benson," who is evidently the author.

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