The thesis of Byron's The Vision of Judgment is to a degree writing and partly political, but its spring was Byron's loathing of Cant and false piety.
On the destruction of King George III, old, mad, and blind, in 1820, the Poet Laureate Robert Southey produced a complimentary poem. Written in unrhymed hexameter, its attempts at nobleness achieved no more than a shopworn pomposity. But far worsened was its pretence and toadyish pitch. Entitled "The Vision of Judgment" it showed George III's ending opening into the computer scientist of heaven and the denunciation of his enemies. To Byron, the blatant compliment of a King, who was at unsurpassed inferior and at lowest tyrannical, was extraordinarily unpalatable.
Byron was especially angry because he saw Southey as a renegade - one who had at one time espoused the broad-minded cause, but had past denaturized his colours to sustain the announcement Tory celebration. Further Southey had in public attacked Byron's free verse as happiness to the "Satanic School" whose issue was to challenge mysticism and to depraved motivation. Southey was trustworthy too, as Byron believed, for spreading abiding spicy rumours nearly Byron's life in Switzerland. (Byron so had impassioned concern beside around threescore to cardinal women). Byron present took settling of scores by assailing some Southey and his "Vision" with unstinted jeering.
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