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Byron to Catherine Gordon Byron, from Malta, September 15th 1809 (12)
Byron, about to set sail for Greece, describes Mrs Spencer Smith to his Mother.
Byron to Captain Cary, from 3 Strada di Torni, Malta, September 18th 1809 (13)
The first of four challenges which Byron issues at different times. [PSC]
Byron to John Hanson, from Prevesa, September 29th 1809 (14)
"I am going tomorrow to Yanina the court of Ali Pacha the Turkish Governor of this country."
Byron to Catherine Gordon Byron, from Prevesa, November 12th 1809 (15)
Byron's account of his visit to the court of the Ali Pasha, and "I have some very 'magnifique' Albanian dresses ...."
Byron to John Hanson, from Prevesa, November 12th 1809 (16)
"I never will revisit England if I can avoid it ...."
Byron to John Hanson, from Patras, November 24th 1809 (17)
"I have only one subject to write upon, which is the old one of remittances, if none have been already made I expect some to be forwarded immediately"
Byron to John Hanson, from Athens, March 3rd 1810 (18)
"I have no redress but to write again [regarding remittances], & again, a merry task to one, who hates writing as I do."
Byron to Catherine Gordon Byron, from Smyrna, March 19th 1810 (19)
"I have traversed the greatest part of Greece ... resided ten weeks at Athens, and am now on the Asiatic side on my way to Constantinople."
Byron to Catherine Gordon Byron, from Smyrna, April 10th 1810 (20)
"Tomorrow, or this evening I sail for Constantinople in the Salsette 36 gun frigate ...."
Byron to John Hanson, from Smyrna, April 10th 1810 (21)
"It has been my custom to write to you from every seaport on my arrival & previous to my
departure ...."
departure ...."