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George Byron, 7th Baron Byron - Naval Career
... Byron joined the Royal Navy as a volunteer in December 1800, serving in the Napoleonic Wars, and attaining the rank of captain in 1814 ... In 1824 Byron was chosen to accompany homewards the bodies of Hawaiian monarchs Liholiho (known as King Kamehameha II) and Queen KamÄmalu, who had died of measles during a state visit to England ... On his return journey in 1825, Lord Byron discovered and charted Malden Island, which he named after his surveying officer, Mauke, and Starbuck Island ...
... Byron joined the Royal Navy as a volunteer in December 1800, serving in the Napoleonic Wars, and attaining the rank of captain in 1814 ... In 1824 Byron was chosen to accompany homewards the bodies of Hawaiian monarchs Liholiho (known as King Kamehameha II) and Queen KamÄmalu, who had died of measles during a state visit to England ... On his return journey in 1825, Lord Byron discovered and charted Malden Island, which he named after his surveying officer, Mauke, and Starbuck Island ...
The Quince Tree Press - Small Books - Poets
... poets for example, there are two editions of poems by Thomas Herrick and George Byron, each issued with a different cover ... George Byron I ... George Byron II ...
... poets for example, there are two editions of poems by Thomas Herrick and George Byron, each issued with a different cover ... George Byron I ... George Byron II ...
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