Uriel, a poetical address to the right honorable Lord Byron, written on the continent: with notes, containing strictures on the spirit of infidelity maintained in his works. An examination into his assertation, that "If Cain is blasphemous, Paradise Lost is blasphemous." And several other poems ...

Uriel, a poetical address to the right honorable Lord Byron, written on the continent: with notes, containing strictures on the spirit of infidelity maintained in his works. An examination into his assertation, that "If Cain is blasphemous, Paradise Lost is blasphemous." And several other poems ...

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First edition.
Halkett & Laing VI, 153.
Newspaper clipping: Thomas Campell's notices of the Life of Lord Byron by Mr. Moore, tipped in back cover.