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Lord Byron as a satirist in verse

Note 13 — Chapter II · ENGLISH SATIRE FROM DRYDEN TO BYRON

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For a contemporary characterization of the unscrupulous satirists of the period see Cowper’s Charity, 501–532, in the passage beginning,

“Most satirists are indeed a public scourge.”

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