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Byron_to_CaByron_1810-07-20.docx
"I have arrived here [Athens] in four days from Constantinople which is considered as singularly quick particularly for the season of the year ..."

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Byron_to_CaByron_1811-02-02.docx
"Being enabled by a firman from the Porte to proceed to Jerusalem & Ægypt, I shall visit the Pyramids & Palestine before I return."

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Byron_to_CaByron_1811-02-28.docx
"This then is the alternative, if I preserve Newstead, I return, if I sell it, I stay away. – –"

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Byron_to_CaByron_1810-04-17.docx
"I write at anchor (on our way to Constantinople) off the Troad which I traversed two days
ago ...."

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Byron_to_CaByron_1809-08-11.docx
"I have been so much occupied since my departure from England that till I could address you a little at length, I have forborn writing altogether."

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Byron_to_CaptBathurst_1810-0529.docx
"Byron wants a midshipman as substitute for Fletcher." [PSC]

Byron_to_CaptCary_1809-09-18.docx
The first of four challenges which Byron issues at different times. [PSC]

Byron_to_Doctor_1810-06-20.docx
"They tell me the wind is too high for our expedition to Seraglio point...."

P5V1_1810-07-04_Byron_to_EdEllice.docx
A club for Whigs. 60 St James's Street, London SW1A 1LN. London Journal 10 March 1814.

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Byron_to_HeDrury_1811-07-07.docx
In Byron's last letter to Henry Drury before arriving in England he is becalmed off Brest Harbour 1811-07-07.
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