Byron's Greek Legacy Lives on in The Byron Journal

This Byron Society talk hosts Alexander Grammatikos whose talk examines why The Byron Journal featured so many Greek advertisements and argue that the journal intentionally ‘sold’ the idea of Greece to British (and other English-speaking) audiences in order to bolster Greece’s European and international reputation, a move that replicates Byron’s own mission to open Greece up to the European world some 150-200 years earlier.

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