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George de Luna Byron

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literary forgery

  • Hear about William Henry Ireland's fake manuscripts of William Shakespeare including a letter written to his wife
    In forgery: Instances of literary forgery

    George de Luna Byron, alias de Gibler, who claimed to be a natural son of Byron by a Spanish countess, successfully produced and disposed of large quantities of forgeries ascribed to his alleged father and to Shelley, John Keats, and others. More commonplace is the…

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