William Blake (Critical Survey of Poetry)
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William Blake’s prose includes An Island in the Moon (wr. c. 1784), To the Public: Prospectus (1793), A Descriptive Catalogue (1809), marginalia, and letters. It is almost a given with Blake scholarship and criticism that the interrelation of poetry and design is vital. David V. Erdman’s The Illuminated Blake (1975) includes all of Blake’s illuminated works, text, and design, with a plate-by-plate commentary.
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America: A Prophecy (Poetry)Auguries of Innocence (Poetry)Book of Thel, The (Poetry)Chimney Sweeper, The (Poetry)Human Abstract, The (Poetry)London (Poetry)Mental Traveller, The (Poetry)Milton (Masterplots Classics)Milton (Poetry)Milton (Literary Places)Poetry of Blake, The (Masterplots Classics)Songs of Innocence and of Experience (Masterplots Classics)Songs of Innocence and of Experience (Magill Book Reviews)English and American Poetry in the Nineteenth Century (Topical Overview--Poetry)English Poetry in the Eighteenth Century (Topical Overview--Poetry)Explicating Poetry (Topical Overview--Poetry)
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