The Don Juan of Byron, Translated From Chapter Xi of La Légende De Don Juan
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Without their sap, how branchless were the trunk Of life's strange tree, so fruitful on occasion! »- il;179.
Into this general satire on mankind, the poet has woven a more particular satire — that of the different nations of £urope in the nineteenth century. At the time when Byron wrote Don Juan , Europe was passing through a moral and political crisis which sheds light upon certain aspects of the poem. The fearful upheaval caused the old world by the french Hevolution seemed to have subsided; ...the tot- tering thrones had regained their stability; the mighty force thai for a moment had stirred the nations to their depths and borne them in the direotion of liberty, was spent. Tyranny again reigned triumr phant; liberty was profaned; all the fiery aspirations that had en- N nobled humanity were quenched, and only an occasional stirring proved!
that the flame once kindled on the fane was not really extinot, and was but awaiting a favoring breeze to burst forth again: RomaSna -52- was straggling to throw off the Austrian yoke; Greece was in a state of uprising; aeoret societies were forming.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without their sap, how branchless were the trunk Of life's strange tree, so fruitful on occasion! »- il;179.
Into this general satire on mankind, the poet has woven a more particular satire — that of the different nations of £urope in the nineteenth century. At the time when Byron wrote Don Juan , Europe was passing through a moral and political crisis which sheds light upon certain aspects of the poem. The fearful upheaval caused the old world by the french Hevolution seemed to have subsided; ...the tot- tering thrones had regained their stability; the mighty force thai for a moment had stirred the nations to their depths and borne them in the direotion of liberty, was spent. Tyranny again reigned triumr phant; liberty was profaned; all the fiery aspirations that had en- N nobled humanity were quenched, and only an occasional stirring proved!
that the flame once kindled on the fane was not really extinot, and was but awaiting a favoring breeze to burst forth again: RomaSna -52- was straggling to throw off the Austrian yoke; Greece was in a state of uprising; aeoret societies were forming.
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