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The Dangerous Liaisons of Lord Byron | Part 3 

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Good God I am surely in hell!
Upon Lord Byron’s return to England and the publication of Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage, he became one of the most notorious men in Europe and the world's first celebrity. The next period of his life would be rocked by shocking scandal, moral depravity and sexual outrage. Pale and sickly but devastatingly romantic, he attracted a dedicated fan base, the likes of which had never been seen. Chief amongst these was the eccentric and androgynous Lady Caroline Lamb, whose affair with Byron would inflame London society and push both to the brink of insanity. So extreme was Caroline’s obsession that upon the advice of her mother-in-law, the cunning and cruel Lady Melbourne known as "the Spider", Byron set out to find himself a wife. The woman he chose was an unlikely candidate: a mathematician, Annabella Milbanke, who Byron hoped would redeem his devilish disposition. Their marriage would be blighted by cruelty, immorality and a particularly pernicious breed of infidelity. For, one other woman now played a central role in Byron’s life: Augusta Leigh, his lover, and sister…
Join Tom and Dominic as they discuss Lord Byron’s tumultuous romantic love affairs and marriage; culminating in a scandal so shocking and sexually licentious that it would drive him from England.
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@tmangeles7575
@tmangeles7575 4 месяца назад
It's rare that one feels like having a shower after a history podcast; but, in this case, I'll make an exception.
@ahmetdogan5685
@ahmetdogan5685 4 месяца назад
😂
@katmac1711
@katmac1711 Месяц назад
This is one of funniest episodes they have ever done. Dom cracks me up, he’s just at a loss throughout 😂
@michaelbedford8017
@michaelbedford8017 4 месяца назад
As a struggling poet looking for 'top tips', I'm most grateful for your opening vignette. (n.b. must remember to ring my sister).
@speedracer2841
@speedracer2841 4 месяца назад
I've been binge listening to this podcast, and then again.
@JamieArcangel
@JamieArcangel 25 дней назад
I am so happy I stumbled upon your podcast. I am truly enjoying it. ❤
@4cormacos
@4cormacos 3 месяца назад
Looks like the direct result of a someone sexualy assaulted as a child. Very sad and unfortunately still common
@judithglasser3072
@judithglasser3072 12 дней назад
Absolutely fantastic, the amount of minucia, details, dates, and quotes are the icing on the cake. Absolutely addicted to and "the rest in history". My partner, to be politically correct, just gets "that look" when I proceed to put the ear pods on 😂 and i am lost to the world! Thank you for these amazing podcasts.
@darrenmiller6927
@darrenmiller6927 4 месяца назад
With Tom and Dom we head off the rails right into the side of the mountain, full speed, a thousand times. Their sanity is our parachute just before impact, when has inappropriate laughter ever been more appropriate, or even soothing. Byron's behavior is so consistently so far over the top so often not scandal, but mania or insanity seem better involuntary utterances in the center of the tornados that rip through Byron's social landscape. Wow! Depravity would be a kind word in this case. You guys are marvelous, deftly navigating the madness and a perfect compliment to one another; and ever a mercy to us with strongly tethered, very strong, minds. It would be impossible to have a better time exploring disasters of such epic proportions. I had to subscribe, well done!
@novascheller5957
@novascheller5957 10 дней назад
Delightful, head shaking and wonderful!
@adamclarkson6619
@adamclarkson6619 4 месяца назад
Appreciate the effort put into these! I like the intros to camera
@2Hot2
@2Hot2 19 дней назад
Now that's entertainment! All the news that's unfit to print in the NYT or pedestrian People Magazine.
@rushton4069
@rushton4069 4 месяца назад
This series has been great!!
@juvenalsdad4175
@juvenalsdad4175 4 месяца назад
Sword dance still alive and well in the north of England, although these days performed more by folk tradition enthusiasts rather than miners.
@PhilipHema-td5vd
@PhilipHema-td5vd 4 месяца назад
Let us not forget that "sodomy" is not a pracrice just confined to male-on-male sexual activity.
@TheBeautifulWindsofAragon
@TheBeautifulWindsofAragon 4 месяца назад
So very interesting and entertaining. Thank you!
@zenocrate4040
@zenocrate4040 2 месяца назад
'Don Juan' - like 'Essay on Man' and 'Hunting of the Snark' - is one of those poems which work like one of those a poisoned arrow in fairy tales, digging deeper and deeper into my heart as the years pass.
@BianchiLuke87
@BianchiLuke87 3 дня назад
Dom's open shirt is very Byron-esque
@mikekennedy5470
@mikekennedy5470 4 месяца назад
Yes dangerous to know at minimum.. 😮
@billyo54
@billyo54 4 месяца назад
These days most know of Byrons reputation, but I thoroughly enjoyed the description of the times and the mores of the period in Britain where Beau Brumell strutted around, side by side with the squallor of pre Dickensian London.
@verenamaharajah6082
@verenamaharajah6082 4 месяца назад
I think when Caroline told Byron that “ I feel for you as your sister does”, she was saying ‘ I can do for you what your sister does, so you don’t need her ‘.
@fastpublish
@fastpublish 4 месяца назад
"Ironic v Byronic ... oh, who do I pick?" (Lady Caroline Lamb)
@kambrose1549
@kambrose1549 2 месяца назад
Anna Bella was an honest well thought out person . He was very cruel full stop no question
@alc7926
@alc7926 4 месяца назад
@33:07 Doesn’t Augusta conceive Elizabeth Mendora Leigh (presumed Byron) during that Winter stay at Newstead in 1813? Fantastic series btw 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
@patrickgallagher3513
@patrickgallagher3513 24 дня назад
It's rather dangerous to state that Byron was the first celebrity. When Farinelli arrived in London, there was certainly a craze for him in the same kind of way as for Byron, in that women and men were wearing miniatures of him and throwing themselves at him. Obviously sexually things were somewhat different!
@simonrumney9471
@simonrumney9471 17 дней назад
To answer the question was Byron mentally ill. He was a classic narcissist. More information, look at the work of HG Tudor.
@EM-fh2tx
@EM-fh2tx 4 месяца назад
I recall at the age of 11 or 12 doing a school project on Byron - darn sure they didn't tell us about incest or rape!
@matthewhansen2126
@matthewhansen2126 4 месяца назад
My word, what a terrible man!
@drgeorgek
@drgeorgek 4 месяца назад
I can’t even keep up with whom he is hooking up with!
@IntrepidFraidyCat
@IntrepidFraidyCat 5 дней назад
47:22 OMG!😂 That poor woman!
@austinquick6285
@austinquick6285 7 дней назад
I used to like lord Byron. Now I find him repulsive.
@cyclofeedubox8332
@cyclofeedubox8332 10 дней назад
Anyone else start reading the comments at the intro… 👀🤯😂
@afwalker1921
@afwalker1921 4 месяца назад
One must contemplate the mystery of toxic charisma. I've seen it in action. It can be a very destructive force. I try very hard not to be the focus of anyone's attention. This planet's in a bad neighborhood...
@mcdibbern9919
@mcdibbern9919 4 месяца назад
Dominic looks like he’s broadcasting from a toy shop.
@Ty-nm6qb
@Ty-nm6qb 4 месяца назад
Looks childish and gaudy
@excellentcomment
@excellentcomment 23 дня назад
Isn't it wonderful?
@fargosnow994
@fargosnow994 День назад
As a Spanish speaker I keep cringing. 😂
@brober
@brober 7 дней назад
Byronic = Can't keep it in his pants.
@ambitionbird
@ambitionbird 6 часов назад
wait, wut, Ada Lovelace? WUUTTTTT
@mytinplaterailway
@mytinplaterailway 4 месяца назад
I think Alan Clark MP lived inThe Albany. Another colourful figure - of 'the coven' fame.
@fastpublish
@fastpublish 4 месяца назад
Lady Melbourne to Byron: "Are you mad?" Byron in reply: "Eh ... duh... haven't you heard? Mad, Bad and Dangerous to know ..."
@-vz-
@-vz- 4 месяца назад
this is so good
@EddieMack-f9m
@EddieMack-f9m 7 дней назад
Clark Maria Perez Kevin Thomas Michael
@user-bn7bk5mw4s
@user-bn7bk5mw4s 4 месяца назад
Its a shame George Michael is gone. He would have made a great Byron! And Jane Austen too as she with the help of the Brontes could have written the screenplay 😂😂
@kingerz
@kingerz 4 месяца назад
Brilliant 👍🏼
@Drayton627
@Drayton627 4 месяца назад
😀😀😀 Byron is a caricature.
@DonnaGisellaTranchel
@DonnaGisellaTranchel 4 месяца назад
Thank You! ⚜️✨🦩💎
@roboz121
@roboz121 4 месяца назад
Good God I am surely in hell!😂😂😂
@stevenstrauss473
@stevenstrauss473 4 месяца назад
Did you spell liaison correctly?
@CR7Ashironaldo
@CR7Ashironaldo 4 месяца назад
This is the kind of stuff women talk about behind other peoples back, I never knew Tom and Dominic would be interested in such a story.
@djpokeeffe8019
@djpokeeffe8019 4 месяца назад
Sounds a little sexist. And why fence off certain events and relationships from historical discussion? I’m an old bloke and I find it interesting.
@verenamaharajah6082
@verenamaharajah6082 4 месяца назад
If you love history, most history is interesting.
@HD-ol1mc
@HD-ol1mc 4 месяца назад
I don’t know any women who talks about this behind anyone’s backs - I am one and like talking about this stuff upfront 😊.
@semilio1
@semilio1 4 месяца назад
The charges were horrendous, even by today’s standards: how dare a husband even try to sodomize his wife? It’s unheard of
@Johnconno
@Johnconno 4 месяца назад
Chewing gum? You mean Coca leaves?
@djpokeeffe8019
@djpokeeffe8019 4 месяца назад
I don’t know why Lady Melbourne is called amoral when the behaviour cited is by definition immoral. She wasn’t a moral moron.
@sodnpoo
@sodnpoo 4 месяца назад
So, you've stopped the, "Do you...?" stuff. But the hype intros are still a bit weird.
@elenivargis126
@elenivargis126 Месяц назад
Don't appreciate these 2 Brits misunderstanding exactly how horrible the Hellenes suffered under the Ottomans, and that Athens was "decrepit" at the time of Byron precisely because of +400 years of cruel, Ottoman rule that not only allowed the rape of the Parthenon but especially the rape of the people and of our culture for centuries (BTW the Greeks - and all Byzantines in general - agitated for freedom from then Ottomans from the beginning of their Occupation!)...so not only do these 2 not respect the Greeks (nor the Albanians, nor even the Turks) - they obviously disrespect all the women in this tale, and almost everyone other than Byron..so this 3-part series is kinda disgusting in its superior attitudes = DO NOT RECOMMEND :(
@ulrikjensen6841
@ulrikjensen6841 26 дней назад
Oh yes, they gave a quite a hint of the greek 400year old tragedy; besides, this serial is about Byron, not about Greece though Hellas played an important role in his life.
@ulrikjensen6841
@ulrikjensen6841 26 дней назад
And SURE THEY RESPECTED THE WOMEN IN THE TALE, mrs.Offended!
@bsr151
@bsr151 4 месяца назад
Surely it's not pronounced "don joo-an" but rather "don wan". For don Juan. Otherwise brilliant discussion as always.
@jonathanphillips5794
@jonathanphillips5794 4 месяца назад
In the rhyme scheme it's "Joo-an". Byron probably knew the correct pronunciation but was being satirical in his use of the non-Spanish pronunciation.
@bsr151
@bsr151 4 месяца назад
@@jonathanphillips5794 very interesting. I'm sure this has been debated in English literature classrooms around the world. Could it not work as "who-on" to fit with the rhyme scheme? I mean, it would be very Byron to create such controversy.
@hatjodelka
@hatjodelka 4 месяца назад
Not just Juan, most people said Quixote as 'kwicksot' until fairly recently. I blame the EU for all that correct pronunciation. We can seize back control of our British mispronunciation with pride!
@neilrushton7169
@neilrushton7169 4 месяца назад
Byron writes several times that it was to be pronounced 'Joo-an'... he joked that it was so it could be rhymed with 'Good-un'!
@carrie4696
@carrie4696 4 месяца назад
You haven’t actually read it then,op?
@donaldcatton4028
@donaldcatton4028 4 месяца назад
Yum…
@sholmes-mg5hr
@sholmes-mg5hr 4 месяца назад
I feel sorry for anyone who is introduced to Byron by this rubbish - these marriage horror stories were written by Annabella for the benefit of her lawyers - it's quite shameful to repeat this like two old ladies twitching curtains
@woah6958
@woah6958 4 месяца назад
What sources would you recommend for a more factually accurate introduction to Byron? I'd like to learn more about this guy.
@sholmes-mg5hr
@sholmes-mg5hr 4 месяца назад
@@woah6958 He's worth it. There are so many books about him - oddly, as time has progressed they have become more and more puerile. I'd start with Doris Langley Moore's 'The Late Lord Byron', which dissects all the books written immediately after his death - and on which many subsequent books based their theories upon. Same with Thomas Moore's original biog. - then his letters - and you have a wonderful friend for life.
@woah6958
@woah6958 4 месяца назад
@@sholmes-mg5hr Thankyou.
@georgecav
@georgecav 2 месяца назад
So Annabella told you this in person otherwise that’s just the version of this story you prefer to believe.
@jedpumblechook2170
@jedpumblechook2170 2 месяца назад
@@georgecav Malcolm Elwin's book on the marriage contains every single letter written to and from before their engagement to years after - the story tells itself - and she was a vicious fabulist of the first order.
@sampal5352
@sampal5352 4 месяца назад
Wow, lol, I’m in
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