<p>In "Abbotsford and Newstead Abbey," Washington Irving embarks on a richly woven exploration of two significant literary landmarks, interlacing personal reflection with historical narrative. This travelogue not only recounts Irving's visits to Sir Walter Scott's Abbotsford and Lord Byron's Newstead Abbey but also captures the essence of Romanticism prevalent in early 19th-century literature. Employing a lyrical prose style, Irving immerses read...