One work by this man describes a hostage, whose brothers died "one in fire, and two in field."
One work by this man describes a hostage, whose brothers died "one in fire, and two in field." This author of "The Prisoner of Chillon" satirized Robert Southey's elegy to George III, and wrote about how "The Assyrians came down like the wolf on the fold" in "The Destruction of Sennacherib." This man asks "How should I greet thee?" in "When We Two Parted," and he wrote a poem about a womanizer who is captured by Haidee's father. For 10 points, name this British Romantic poet who wrote Don Juan and died in the Greek War of Independence.
One work by this man describes a hostage, whose brothers died "one in fire, and two in field."
George Gordon Noel, Lord Byron [accept any underlined name]