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Damoniana | |
Honoring Professor S. Foster Damon | |
How I Discovered Blake S. Foster Damon |
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“A Lot He Knew” Alvin H. Rosenfeld |
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Sermon by Mr. Blake (poem) Laurence Goldstein |
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News | |
1. English Institute Program | |
2. Blake at Princeton Morton D. Paley |
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3. Publications Received | |
4. Miscellaneous | |
Notes | |
1. The Crested Cock Kathleen Raine |
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2. The Meaning of Los E. J. Rose |
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3. Errata Emendata: Second Printing: Erdman-Bloom Poetry
& Prose of William Blake David V. Erdman |
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4. Two Problems in The Four
Zoas W. H. Stevenson |
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5. Europe iii: 18 Morton D. Paley |
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Discussion “With intellectual spears, & long winged arrows of thought.” |
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Recognizing Mother Thomas E. Connolly and George R. Levine |
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Query | |
“The Lute Player” Martin Butlin |
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