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Hello and welcome to Life of the Week from History Extra, where leading historians delve into the lives of history's most intriguing and significant figures.

Famously branded as mad, bad and dangerous to know, Lord Byron captured the imagination and attention of early 19th century Britain

with his soul-bearing poetry, decadent lifestyle and torrid love affairs.

In today's Life of the Week episode, Ellie Corthorne speaks to broadcaster and academic

Corinne Throsby about how the romantic poet became the

era's most scandalous celebrity. Thanks so much for joining me today, Corin. We're going to be

talking about the life and legacy of Lord Byron. So the 19th of April this year marks the 200th

anniversary of Byron's death. Why are we still talking

about him all these years on? Well, he was one of the greatest British poets. He was part of the

romantic movement. And even though a lot of people don't know his poetry necessarily, they do

know a bit about his persona that he created in his life.

I think the quote that people most know is actually from one of his ex-lovers,

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