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"Lady Byron Vindicated" is a work written by American abolitionist and author Harriet Beecher Stowe, best known for the novel "Uncle Tom's Cabin." The book was published in 1870 and was a response to rumors and public debate about the controversial separation of Lord Byron and his wife Lady Byron (Anne Isabella Byron).
This book caused a great stir when it was published as it deals with the private lives of famous people. While some readers praised Stowe's efforts to defend Mrs. Byron, others criticized her for delving into her private affairs and airing them publicly. Regardless of one's opinion of the work, it remains an important historical document that provides insight into the social and moral values of the 19th century and the challenges women faced during that era.

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Summary
In "Lady Byron Vindicated," Stowe defends Lady Byron against her critics and her accusations against her after her separation from her famous poet, Lord Byron. The piece delves into Lord Byron's immoral behavior and she even attempts to uncover why Lady Byron decided to break up with him. This provides a sympathetic portrayal of Lady Byron and counters narratives that portrayed her in a negative light.