How did Lord Byron's writing reflect the author's life and times?

A. His protagonist, the Byronic hero, shares with the author many personal characteristics.

B. His writing uses contemporary historical and cultural references.

C. His characters are all based on real people with whom Byron has regular correspondence.

D. His punctuation and syntax do not adhere to existing standards.

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Chaim Schaefer

12 May, 13:52

How did Lord Byron's writing reflect the author's life and times?

A. His protagonist, the Byronic hero, shares with the author many personal characteristics.

B. His writing uses contemporary historical and cultural references.

C. His characters are all based on real people with whom Byron has regular correspondence.

D. His punctuation and syntax do not adhere to existing standards.

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Shane Wright · Answer 1

The appropriate response is letter A. Lord Byron's written work mirror the writer's life and times are when Lord Byron's hero, the Byronic saint, shares with the writer. Later in his concise life, Byron joined the Greek War of Independence battling the Ottoman Empire, for which Greeks worship him as a national saint.