... experiences of his personal life (Safier 527). His poetry encountered great critical interest for its "employment of satire and verbal digression, its presentation of the individual versus society, and its treatment of guilt and innocence" (Safier, 528). Byron considered Alexander Pope--an important satirist in the Age of Reason--as a model for him and his writing, thus influencing his own satirical style. To ... Byron, identity was a sort of magical aspect and the world was destructive (West 55). The idea of himself is ... , Lord Byron attended Harrow School in London and then shortly ...

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