An entire chapter is devoted to Byron, because the vast work's aim was to treat the "Political and Social Circumstances" surrounding its subject.  
In a notorious section of this book, Buddha bests a thoroughly unsympathetic Nietzsche in an argument held before the Almighty.  An entire chapter is devoted to Byron, because the vast work's aim was to treat the "Political and Social Circumstances" surrounding its subject.  Its introduction  unsurprisingly suggests political liberalism as the best solution to the eternal conflict between social cohesion and liberty.  FTP, we learn that Plato's Republic can only achieve skill in war and enough to eat in what 836 page tome first published in 1946,  a best-seller for Bertrand Russell?
In a notorious section of this book, Buddha bests a thoroughly unsympathetic Nietzsche in an argument held before the Almighty.  
A History of Western Philosophy