Archival/written
Lord Byron's signature from his will.
Byron’s autobiography was burnt following his death, and no single collection of his papers has survived.
The best collection is to be found in the John Murray Archives, at the National Library of Scotland in Edinburgh.
Bodleian Library
The National Archives
British Library
- Egerton MSS, 2611-13 (Letters relating to Lord Byron's estates)
- Additional MSS 62,910 (Account of estates 1802-6)
Newstead Abbey Collection
- 1778 auction catalogue
Harry Ransom Center, University of Texas
Nottinghamshire Archives Office
- General Accounts of the Newstead Estate, 1748-98
- Estate Correspondence 1763-73
Many of Byron’s letters were published in:
- Leslie A. Marchand, ed., Byron’s Letter and Journals, 13 volumes, (1973-94)
- John Murray, ed., Lord Byron's Correspondence (1922)
More letters have come to light subsequently, and are regularly added to
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Andrew Nicholson, ed., Lord Byron: The Complete Miscellaneous Prose (Oxford, 1991)
[There are numerous editions of Byron’s poetry].