Byron 3: Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, Canto III

Recorded for Monash University. This part explores Byron's account of the visiting the Battle of Waterloo site in 1816, one year after Napoleon's defeat. His poetry articulates his self-identification with Napoleon: Byron was devastated by the French loss in itself, but saw it as emblematic of his personal disappointments too.
This video integrates the following materials:
Footage by cottonbro, Mixkit, Envato Elements, Pixabay, Pexels, Coverr
Soundtrack by Jonny S, Michael Ramir C.
Reading by Alan Mapstone (Librivox), Joseph Milson
Thanks to these artists for making their available materials online. In that spirit I hope this video is useful to someone.

[@aidavardanyan2213]

Thanks a lot this helped a lot to understand more the context of the 3rd canto