Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Finden's Illustrations of the Life and Works of Lord Byron, Vol. 3: With Original and Selected Information on the Subjects of the Engravings
This man of genius was a moral phenomenon, which vanished at the moment when, by its indications, a change was silently Operating on the most ductile and versatile of human minds. I consider, that had he lived the complete development of his powerful capa city, the elevation Of his generous temper, in a word, the perfect formation of his character, would have been the necessary consequence of his nature. They who, while they ascribe his imperfections to a deficient education, and consider at the same time that this alleged cause was a bar against all perfection, only shew that they are not entitled to speculate upon the philosophy of the human mind.
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