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Byron, who popularized the cause abroad, died at Missolonghi in 1824 (of disease, not from fighting).
Suggesting, as it did, the remote look of both the unworldly priesthood and the potent monastic orders, black garb was often the anti-fashion choice of dandies and intellectuals, of Hamlet the anxious prince, Byron the smoldering poet, and Baudelaire the austere, afflicted critic.
While we're about it, we should not overlook Coleridge's poem, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner (1798), not “Rhyme,” or Byron's Childe Harold's Pilgrimage (1811), not “Child,” or Ruskin's Arrows of the Chace (1880), not “Chase.”
Both Byron's and Ruskin's wayward words are directly related to their modern equivalents but have essentially historic spellings.
Lord Byron stayed here in 1810 and is said to have written some of his work while enjoying the seclusion.