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Blake, Envisioned

Posted on September 14, 2019 by leslie

Blake, Envisioned William Blake, an exhibition, Tate Britain, 11th Sept 2019 to 2nd Feb 2020 William Blake, by Martin Myrone & Amy Concannon, Tate, 2019, reviewed by Leslie Jones William Blake was born in London, on 28th November 1757, at … Continue reading →

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Posted in Book Reviews, Cultural Matters, QR Home | Tagged Dissent, Hans Eysenck, Mary Wollstonecraft, William Blake | 2 Comments

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