The biographer and novelist E. J. Trelawny (1792 1881) published
Recollections in 1858. It is a memoir of the time Trelawny spent in
the Mediterranean with the Romantic poets Percy Bysshe Shelley
(1792 1822) and Lord Byron (1788 1824) from 1822 until the early
deaths of both poets. Trelawny's vivid and personal account quickly
became popular, comfortably out-selling other biographies, and was
republished in 1878 under the title Records of Shelley, Byron and
the Author. The work, based on Trelawny's notes and correspondence,
describes their expatriate lifestyle in Italy, Shelley's sudden
tragic death at sea, Byron's support for the Greek War of
Independence, and his death. It is an indispensable source about
the final months of Shelley and Byron's intense and unconventional
lives, providing eye-witness details and intimate knowledge of two
of England's greatest Romantic poets.
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