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1841. BAILEY, Wilfred. Childe Harold Canto iv, st. 180. T.L.S., Corr., Jan. 5, 1922.

1842. BAUR, J. Optimismus und Pessimismus bei Byron. MS Diss., München, 1921.

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1851. GEROULD, KATHARINE FULLERTON. Men, Women, and the Byron-Complex. The Atlantic Monthly, Sept. 1922, CXXX, 289-95. 1852. GRAHAM, WALTER. Byron and Campbell: A Parallel. N. and Q., Jan. 2, 1922, X, 45.

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1857. MAYCOCK, WILLOUGHBY. Did Lord Byron make a Tour in Corsica in 1821? N. and Q., Apr. 22, 1922, X, 312.

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1862. SPEYERER, SIEGMUND. Lord Byron im Spiegel der dramatischen Dichtung. MS Diss., Erlangen, 1921. Summary, Erlangen, 1921. 8vo. pp. 2.

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1870. LEOPOLD, WERNER. Die religiöse Wurzel von Carlyles literarischer Wirksamkeit, dargestellt an seinem Aufsatz 'State of German Literature' (1827). Stud. Engl. Phil., LXII. Halle: Niemeyer, 1922. 8vo. pp. viii, 114. Summary in Jahrb. d. phil. Fak. Göttingen, 1921, Part 1, 159-64.

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