Don Juan

Don Juan is a poem of Byron's, a work which, as Stopford Brooke remarks, "was written in bold revolt against all the conventionality of social morality, religion, and politics, and in which - escaped from his morbid self, he ran into the opposite extreme - he claimed for himself and others absolute freedom of individual act and thought in opposition to the force of society which tends to make all men after one pattern."

Nearby pages
Don Miguel, Don Pedro Garcias, Don Quixote, Don’t Fight The Tape, Donald Cargill, Donatello, Donati