Contents |
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| News |
“MLA: Seminar 55” by Janet A. Warner[e] |
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| “Editions of Illustrations to the Divine Comedy and Swinburne’s William Blake, MLA Annual Meeting location”[e] | ||
| Notes | “Blake’s Debt to Pope”[e] by Michael J. Tolley |
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| “Sterne and Blake” by G.E. Bentley, Jr. |
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| “Thomas Johnes, ‘Ancient Guardian of Wales’” by M.D. Paley |
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| “Every Thing Has Its Vermin” by David V. Erdman |
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| Minute Particulars[e] | “‘Blake’s Last
Picture’” by Leslie Parris |
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| “Lady Cynthia
Asquith at a Blake Sale” by Marcia Allentuck |
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| “Correction regarding
Young’s Night Thoughts, copy N” by G.E. Bentley, Jr. |
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| “Suggested textual
emendation to Jerusalem, 43:28” by Joanne Witke |
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| Reviews |
John Beer: Blake’s
Humanism, by Patrick J. Callahan |
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Sir Geoffrey Keynes: The Letters of
William Blake, by W.H. Stevenson[e] |
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| Queries | “Milton 29: A Retort to William Frend?” by John Adlard |
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Blake’s London by Paul Miner |
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| “A Fugitive or Apocryphal Blake Engraving” by G.E. Bentley, Jr. |
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| Supplement[e] |
Bibliographical Supplement by G.E. Bentley, Jr. |
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The larger part of this issue consists of Gerald E. Bentley, Jr.’s supplement to the Blake Bibliography of 1964. We thought it would be more convenient for readers to have this material collated separately, and so this issue of the Newsletter comes in two parts. We welcome further additions from readers; these will be published in the summer issue.
Our next issue will also include the annual checklist of Blake scholarship. Although we don’t expect to find every item published from June ’68 to May ’69, we would obviously like to make the checklist as comprehensive as we can. Readers can be of great help in this, by reporting articles and reviews which may not have come to our attention.[e]
The BLAKE NEWSLETTER is edited by Morton D. Paley, Department of English, University of California, Berkeley, California, 94720. Subscription price: $2.00 for one year; overseas subscribers[e] who wish delivery by air, please add one dollar. Please make checks or money orders payable to Morton D. Paley. Residents of Britain may pay by Postal Money Order for 16/9 (£1 10s by air) if the money order is open and uncrossed.
Copyright 1969 by Morton D. Paley