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A Supplement to
G. E. Bentley, Jr., and Martin K. Nurmi
A BLAKE BIBLIOGRAPHY
(1964)
Copyright © 1969 by G. E. Bentley, Jr.
Contents
This Supplement to the Bentley and Nurmi Blake Bibliography (1964) is restricted to the Parts indicated above. Entries which were listed in 1964 are given their former numbers; such previously printed entries are repeated here normally because new editions have appeared. As in the 1964 Bibliography, an asterisk (*) indicates one or more illustrations by or after Blake; a dagger (†) is for a contemporary reference to Blake; a section-mark (§) means I have not seen the work myself, and it is reported on someone else’s authority.
I have received much help in compiling this list from kind friends such as Martin Butlin, Sir Geoffrey Keynes, J. H. Macphail, Morton D. Paley, Leslie Parris, Miss Valerie Rance (“The History of William Blake’s Reputation from 1806 to 1863,” Reading University M.A., 1965), Mark Reed, Miss Catriona Robertson, Michael J. Tolley, and Victor Skretkowicz, Jr.
I should much appreciate hearing gently expressed suggestions concerning additions or corrections to this list or to the 1964 Bibliography.
PART I
Editions of Blake’s Writings
Section I. Individual Titles
*America a Prophecy. London, 1963.
22.* The Book of Thel. [?Illustrated by] W. R. Kean. Printed as a Manuscript [sic. Lambeth, 1917].[e]
Blake, William. The Book of Thel. Pawlet [Vermont, 1949].
*The Book of Urizen. Introduction by Clark Emery. Miami, Florida, 1966. University of Miami Critical Studies No. 6.
Blake, William. Jerusalem: A Simplified Version. Ed. William R. Hughes. London, 1964. B. N.Y., 1964.
*The Gates of Paradise: For Children, For the Sexes. Introductory volume by Geoffrey Keynes with Blake’s preliminary sketches. [3 vols.] London, 1968. The Blake Trust.
83A. Letters of William Blake. Ed. Geoffrey Keynes. London, 1956. B. 1968.
96A. “Le Mariage du Ciel et de l’Enfer.” André Gide. La Nouvelle Revue Française, XIX (1922), 129-147. B. Le Mariage du Ciel et de l’Enfer. Tr. André Gide. Charlot, 1922. C. Paris, 1923. D. § 1942. E. Paris, 1965. Collection Romantique No. 2.
*The Marriage of Heaven and Hell. With an Introduction by Clark Emery. Coral Gables, Florida, 1963. University of Miami Critical Studies No. 1.
Milton: A Poem. Paris, 1967. Blake Trust.
116A. Poetical Sketches. London, 1926. The Noel Douglas Replicas. B. N.Y., 1927. The Noel Douglas Replicas. C. N.Y., 1927. The English Replicas.
§Songs of Innocence and Experience. London, 1941.
168A.* Songs of Innocence and of Experience. Ed. George H. Cowling. London, 1925. Methuen’s English Classics. B.* London, 1926. . . . F.* London, 1958. G.* London, 1960.
*Songs of Innocence and of Experience. London, 1967. B. N.Y., 1967.
*Tiriel: Facsimile and Transcript of the Manuscript, Reproduction of the Drawings and a Commentary on the Poem by G. E. Bentley, Jr. Oxford, 1967.
§Visiones de las Hijas de Albion y el Viajero Mental. Tr. Pablo Neruda. Buenos Aires, 1947.
Visions of the Daughters of Albion. Pawlet [Vermont, 1957].
Section II. Collections and Selections
*Ægteskabet mellem Himmel og Helvede og andre skrifter. Tr. Niels Alkjaer. København, 1952. Religion og Livsvisdom.
begin page 2 | ↑ back to topAuguries of Innocence. Printed for E. V. Lucas [London?], 1905.
Auguries of Innocence. Birmingham, 1930.
A Divine Image. Four Poems by William Blake. Lino-cuts by Duine Campbell. Leicester, 1968.
Eight Songs of Innocence. For Treble Voices, Unison and Two Part. Words by William Blake. Music by D. Wauchope Stewart. London, 1926. The Year Book Press Series of Unison and Part-Songs. No. 264.
§Gedichte. Übertragen von Alexander von Bernus und Walter Schmiele. Heidelberg, 1958.[e]
A Grain of Sand. Poems for Young Readers. Ed. Rosemary Manning. London, Sydney, Toronto, 1967.
§Lettres et Entretiens de William Blake. Tr. Georges Le Breton & Eileen Souffrin. Paris, 1948.
Blake, William, A Memorable Fancy. Lithographs by Rosemary Killen. [Northampton, Mass.], 1965.
Primeros Libros Proféticos. Poemas. Prólogo y traducciòn[e] de Agusti Bartra. Mexico [City], 1961.
*Poemas y Profecias. Versíon y Prólogo de Enrique Caracciolo Trejo. Cordoba [Argentina], 1957.
234A. The Poems & Prophecies of William Blake. Ed. Max Plowman. London, Toronto & N. [1927]. Everyman’s Library. B. § London, Toronto & N.Y., 1934. C. Poems, and Prophecies. [Ed. Max Plowman.] London & N.Y., 1950. Everyman’s Library 792. D. Blake’s Poems and Prophecies. Ed. Max Plowman. London & N.Y., 1954. Everyman’s Library 792. E. Blake’s Poems and Prophecies. Ed. Max Plowman. Supplementary notes,[e] select bibliography, and revisions to the notes by Geoffrey Keynes. London & N.Y. 1959. Everyman’s Library 792.
239A. The Poems of William Blake comprising Songs of Innocence and of Experience together with Poetical Sketches and Some Copyright Poems Not in Any Other Edition [Ed. R. H. Shepherd.] London, 1874. B. London, 1887.
240A. The Poems of William Blake. Ed. W. B. Yeats. London, 1893. B. N. Y., 1893. C. London & N. Y., [1905]. The Muses Library. D. Mr. William Butler Yeats introduces the Poetical Works of William Blake. London, 1910. Books that Marked Epochs. E. Poems of William Blake. N.Y., [1920]. Modern Library.
Poems of William Blake Selected by Amelia H. Munson. Illustrations by William Blake. N. Y., 1964.
243A. The Poetical Works of William Blake, Lyrical and Miscellaneous, Ed. with a Prefatory Memoir, by William Michael Rossetti. London, 1874. B. London, 1875. C.[e] London, 1890. D. London, 1911. E. London, 1914. Bohn’s Popular Library.
The Poetry and Prose of William Blake. Ed. David V. Erdman. Commentary by Harold Bloom. Garden City, N.Y., 1965. B. [Second Printing, 1966].
Primeros Libros Proféticos: Poemas. Prólogo y traducción de Agusti Bartra. Mexico [City], 1961.
begin page 3 | ↑ back to top251A.* The Prophetic Writings of William Blake. In Two Volumes. Edd. D. J. Sloss & J. P. R. Wallis, with a General Introduction Glossorial Index of Symbols Commentary and Appendices. Oxford, 1926. B.* 1957. C.* 1964.
Pu-lai-k’o shih-hsüan [Selected Poems]. Tr. Yüan K’o-chia. Hong Kong, 1960.
255. Selected Poems of William Blake. Ed. F. W. Bateson. London, Melbourne and Toronto,[e] 1957. B.§ 1961. C.§ 1963. D.§ 1964. E. 1965. F. 1966.
Selected Poems. Ed. Stanley Gardner. London, 1962. The London English Literature Series. B. 1965.
Selected Writings. Ed. Robert F. Gleckner, N.Y., 1967. Crofts Classics.
§Selections. Berkeley, 1964.
*Taivaan ja Helvetin Avioliitto ja Muuta Proosaa. [Tr. Tuomas Anhava.] Hameeniinna, [1959].
Versek és Próféciák. [Ed. Kardos László.] Budapest, 1959.
*Visioni di William Blake. Tr. Giuseppe Ungaretti. N.p., 1965.
William Blake. Tr. Jean Rousselot [assisté par Anne-Marie Rousselot]. Paris, 1964. Poètes d’aujourd’hui 118.
*William Blake. Ed. Vivian de Sola Pinto. London, 1965.
*William Blake: An Introduction. With illustrations from Blake’s paintings and engravings. Ed. Anne Malcolmson. London, 1967. B. N.Y., 1967.
295A.* The Writings of William Blake. In Three Volumes. Ed. Geoffrey Keynes. London, 1925. B.* The Complete Writings of William Blake with All the Variant Readings. Ed. Geoffrey Keynes. London & N.Y., 1957. C.* The Complete Writings of William Blake with Variant Readings. Ed. Geoffrey Keynes. London, N.Y., Toronto, 1966.
PART II
Reproductions of Drawings and Paintings
Section II. Collections and Selections
*Blake. London, 1965. The Masters 6.
*Martin Butlin. William Blake. London, 1966. The Tate Gallery Little Book Series.
PART VI
Biography and Criticism
Adams, Frederick B., Jr. “Blake Water-Colors for Poems by Milton.” Pp. 56-60 of his begin page 4 | ↑ back to top First Annual Report to the Fellows of the Pierpont Morgan Library. N.Y., 1950.
—. “William Blake 1757-1827.” Pp. 69-70 of his Fourth Annual Report to the Fellows of the Pierpont Morgan Library. N.Y., 1953.
—. “William Blake 1757-1827.” Pp. 74-75 of his Fifth Annual Report to the Fellows of the Pierpont Morgan Library. N.Y., 1954.
Adams, Hazard. “Blake and the Muse.” Bucknell Review, XV (1967), 112-119.
—. William Blake: A Reading of the Shorter Poems. Seattle, 1963.
Adcock, A. St. John. “Blake and Flaxman.” Chapter VII, pp. 118-139, of Famous Houses and Literary Shrines of London. With Seventy-Four Illustrations by Frederick Adcock[e] and 16 Portraits. London & N.Y., 1912. B. Famous Houses and Literary Shrines of London. With Fifty-Nine Illustrations by Frederick Adcock. London, Toronto, N.Y., 1929. Pp. 89-104.
Adlard, John. “The Annandale Druids: A Blake Crux.” N&Q, CCXII [N.S. XIV] (1967), 19-20.
—. “Blake and Rasselas.” Archiv Für das Studium der Neueren Sprachen und Literaturen, CCI (1964), 47.
—. “Blake and Thomas Taylor.” English Studies, XLIV (1963), 353-354.
—. “Blake’s Crystal Cabinet.” MLR, LXII (1967), 28-30.
—. “Drunkenness at the Mills in Blake’s ‘Milton.’” N&Q, CCX [N.S. XII] (1965), 183-184.
—. “Mr. Blake’s Fairies.” Neuphilologische Mitteilungen, LXV (1964), 144-160.
—. “Tasso and the Cock and the Lion in Blake’s Milton.” Symposium, XX (1966), 5-6
Aitken, Charles. “Recent Acquisitions for Public Collections—XI: Satan Smiting Job with Sore Boils, Job ii, 7—By William Blake—National Gallery, British Art.” Burlington Magazine, XXXIV (1919), 165.
—. See S. Baldwin, “A Blake Memorial in St. Paul’s,” The [London] Times (1926).
*Albani, Maria. “William Blake.” Nuova Antologia, 5 S, CLIII (1911), 603-615.
Alkjaer, N. (Tr.) AEgteskabet mellum Himmel og Helvede og andre skrifter (1952).
Altizer, Thomas J. J. The New Apocalypse: The Radical Christian Vision of William Blake. [Lansing], Michigan, 1967.
Ancheschi, L. (Tr.) T. S. Eliot, “Blake” (1946).
Anhava, T. (Tr.) Talvaanja Helvetin Avioliitto ja Muuta Proosaa[e] (1959).
Anon. [Untitled.] The [Cincinnati] Enquirer, Jan. 9, 1941.
—. [Untitled.] Sunday Express [London], Nov. 9, 1919.
begin page 5 | ↑ back to top—. “Art. II. A Father’s Memoirs of his Child. By Benjamin Heath Malkin . . . .” Literary Journal, 2 S, II (July 1806), 27-35.
—. “Art. III. Nollekens and his Times: . . . by John Thomas Smith . . . .” Eclectic Review, III (Dec. 1828), 536-537. (Bodley)
†—. “Art. XI. Illustrations of the Bible. By John Martin . . . .” Westminster Review, XX (April 1834), 452-465.
†—. “Art. XIV. A Father’s Memoirs of his Child, by Benjamin Heath Malkin . . . .” Annual Review . . . for 1806, V (1807), 379-381. (Bodley)
—. “Art Exhibitions. Blake Engravings and Colour Prints.” The [London] Times, April 30, 1924.
—. “The Bibliographer.” Boston Evening Transcript, Feb. 8, 1905.
—. “Big Price for a Book.” The [London] Times[?], June 11, 1901.
—. “Blake Art Brings $2,100. Tempera Painting [of ‘Faith, Hope & Charity’] Sold at Auction of the Hardy Collection.” New York Times, Feb. 15, 1942.
—. “Blake at the Tate.” TLS, July 23, 1964.
—. “A Blake Bequest.” Daily Express, Aug. 4, 1903.
§—. “Blake Book Here.” [Princeton] Town Topics, Nov. 9, 1967. B. Reprinted in “Blake at Princeton,” Blake Newsletter, No. 3 (1967), 6-7.
—. “Blake Centenary. Celebrations in London.” The [London] Times, Aug. 13, 1927.
—. “Blake Centenary. Memorial at Bunhill Fields.” The [London] Times, Aug. 9, 1927.[e]
—. “Blake Collection sold for $66,807.” New York Times[?], Nov. 3, 1938.
—. “Blake Exhibition Opens Today in Philadelphia.” Philadelphia Transcript, Feb. 10, 1939.
—. “Blake Engravings Discovered.” Evening Standard, Nov. 11, 1937.
—. “Blake in facsimile.” The Guardian, July 15, 1964, p. 8.
—. “Blake in Facsimile.” The [London] Times, July 29, 1886.
*—. “Blake’s Engravings After the Designs of Other Artists.” The [London] Times, July 18, 1964, p. 11.
—. “British Museum’s Acquisitions: Woodblocks by William Blake.” The [London] Times, Jan. 16, 1939.
—. “Bust of Blake Unveiled in Abbey’s Poets’ Corner.” New York Times, Nov. 25, 1957.
—. “Camargo Society. Vaughan Williams’s ‘Job.’” The [London] Times, July 6, 1931.
—. “The Carfax Gallery. A Memorable Blake Exhibition.” Daily News, Jan. 8, 1904.
begin page 6 | ↑ back to top—. “A Creative Visionary, Some Reflections on the Need of the Blake Society.” Daily Graphic, Aug. 5, 1912.
*†—. “Death and Immortality.” The Illustrated Exhibitor and Magazine of Art, I (June 12, 1852), 369-371. B.* Pp. 15-16 of The Ladies’ Drawing Room Book. N.Y., [1852].
*—. “Dialogue with a Flea.” Time Magazine, April 21, 1967, p. 72.
—. Dictionnaire des Artistes (1789); see C. H. von Heinecken.
—. “Discovery of William Blake’s Grave.” [London] Morning Post, June 29, 1941.
—. “Drawings by Blake in the Ashmolean.” The Oxford Magazine (June 21, 1918), pp. 341-342.
—. “Exhibition of Work by Blake in Capital [Washington].” New York Times, Oct. 25, 1964.
—. “Exhibition of Works by William Blake.” Daily Telegraph, Jan. 19, 1904.
†—. “The Family Library, No. X. The Lives of the most eminent British Painters, Sculptors, and Architects. By Allan Cunningham. Vol. II. London, 1830. J. Murray.” The London Literary Gazette, Feb. 6, 1830, pp. 85-86.
—. “The Grave of William Blake.” The [London] Times, June 29, 1911.
—. “£4,000 for Books in 10 Minutes.” [London] Daily Mail, July 2, 1924.
—. “Gifts to British Museum. Blake’s Poems.” The [London] Times, Dec. 17, 1932.
—. “Honouring a Poet-Painter. First Meeting of the Newly-Founded Blake Society.” Daily Graphic, Aug. 13, 1912.
*—. “Illustrations to the Divine Comedy of Dante.” Pp. 40-44 of National Art-Collections Fund: Sixteenth Annual Report 1919. London, 1920.
†—. “The Lives of the most eminent British Painters, Sculptors, and Architects. By Allan Cunningham. Vol. II. Murray. 1830.” Gentleman’s Magazine, C (Feb. 1830), 141-143. (Bodley)
†—. “Monthly Retrospect of the Fine Arts.” The Monthly Magazine, XI (April 1801), 245-246. (Bodley)
†—. “Nollekens and his Times.” Athenaeum, No. 56 (Nov. 19, 1828), pp. 881-882. (Bodley)
—. “Notes on Sales.” TLS, Nov. 13, 1919, p. 656.
—. “Personal Relics of William Blake.” Pall Mall Gazette, March 24, 1910.
†—. “The Poetry of Sacred and Legendary Art [by Mrs. Jameson].” Blackwood’s Edinburgh Magazine, LXV (Feb. 1849), 183.
—. “The productions of time.” The Guardian, Jan. 25, 1968, p. 8.
—. “Queen Elizabeth Loans Pictures of Show.” Washington Post, Oct. 6, 1957.
begin page 7 | ↑ back to top—. “Que nous réserve W. Blake?” Le Boréal Express, IV (?1961), 21.
—. “Rare Books Sold in New York. High Prices for Blake Drawings.” The [London] Times, May 14, 1941.
—. “Sale of Works by William Blake.” The [London] Times, Jan. 14, 1904.
—. “The Sale Room. Nathaniel Horne Portrait. William Blake Drawings.” The [London] Times, July 27, 1929.
†—. “William Blake.” The Literary Chronicle And Weekly Review, Sept. 1, 1827, pp. 557-558. (Bodley)
—. “William Blake. A True Englishman. The New National Anthem.” The [London] Times Aug. 12, 1927, pp. 11-12.
*—. William Blake Bicentenary Celebrations. [London], 1957.
—. “William Blake: Centenary Memorial in St. Paul’s.” [?Glasgow] Herald, March 23, 1926.
*—. “William Blake: Poet, Printer, Prophet.” Connoisseur, CLVI (1964), 199.
—. “William Blake Wood-cuts. 17 Blocks Bought for the Nation.” The [London] Times, Dec. 3, 1938.
—. “William Blake’s ‘Songs.’” The [London] Times[?], March 17, 1909.
Ansari, Asloob Ahmad. Arrows of Intellect: A Study in William Blake’s Gospel of the Imagination. Aligarh [India], 1965.
Ashelford, T. H. “The Grave of William Blake.” The [London] Times, Aug. 2, 1926.
B
Bacon, M. E. “Blake’s THE TYGER.” Explicator, XXVI (1967), item 35.
Baine, Rodney M. “Blake’s ‘Tyger’: The Nature of the Beast.” SP, XLVI (1967), 488-498.[e]
Baird, Sister Mary Julian. “Blake, Hopkins and Thomas Merton.” Catholic World, CLXXXIII:[e] (1956), 46-49.
Baker, C. H. Collins. “Blake at the Tate Gallery.” Saturday Review, Nov. 8, 1918, pp. 582-583.
Baldwin, Stanley J., Ramsay MacDonald, Pamela Grey of Falloden, W. R. Inge, Edward Elgar, Owen Seaman, Thomas Hardy, Charles Aitken, Laurence Binyon, Muirhead Bone, George Clausen, Laurence Housman, Selwyn Image, John Masefield. “A Blake Memorial in St. Paul’s.” The [London] Times, March 20, 1926, p. 13.
Barr, D. J. “William Blake’s Use of the Bible.” N&Q, CCVII (1962), 312.
Bartra, A. Tr. Primeros Libros Proféticos[e] (1961).
†Basan, P. F. et A. L. Dictionnaire des Graveurs Anciens et Modernes, Depuis l’origin de la Gravure; Par P. F. et H. L. Basan, père et fils. Seconde Edition, Précédée begin page 8 | ↑ back to top d’une Notice historique sur l’Art de la Graveur, Par P. P. Choffard; suivie d’un Précis de la Vie de l’Auteur, et ornée de soixante Estempas par differens Artistes célebres, dont 18 Sujets nouveaux. [2 vols.] A Paris, Chez J. J. Blaise, Libraire, quai des Augustins, No. 61. 1809. Vol. I, p. 70. (Bodley)
Bateson, F. W. (Ed.) Selected Poems of William Blake (1957 &c.).
Beaumont, Elie de. William Blake. N.p., 1959. Curiosa Typografica II.
Beer, John. Blake’s Humanism. Manchester & N.Y., 1968.
Bentley, G. E., Jr. “All the Evidence That’s Fit to Print”; see Blake Newsletter (1968).[e]
—. “Blake Apocrypha”; see Blake Newsletter (1967).
—. “Blake’s Annotations to Swedenborg’s Heaven and Hell.” University of Toronto Quarterly, XXXIV (1965), 290-293.
—. “Blake’s Hesiod.” The Library, 5 S, XX (1965), 315-320.
—. “A Collection of Prosaic William Blakes.” N&Q, CCX [N.S. XII] (1965), 172-178.
—. “The Date of Blake’s Pickering Manuscripts or The Way of a Poet with Paper.” Studies in Bibliography, XIX (1966), 232-243.
876A. —. “The Date of Blake’s Vala or The Four Zoas.” MLN, LXXI (1956), 487-491. B. Pp. 96-100 of A Mirror for Modern Scholars: Essays in Methods of Research in Literature. Ed. Lester A. Beaurline. N.Y., 1966.
—. “John Flaxman and the Mathew Clan.” BNYPL, LXVII (1963), 443-454.
—. “A Piper Passes: The Earliest Parody of Blake’s ‘Songs of Innocence.’” N&Q, CCIX [N.S. XI] (1964), 418-419.
—. “The Printing of Blake’s America.” Studies in Romanticism, VI (1966), 46-57.
—. “William Blake’s Protean Text.” Pp. 44-58 of Editing Eighteenth-Century Texts: Papers given at the Editorial Conference, University of Toronto, October 1967. Ed.[e] D. I. B. Smith. Toronto, 1968.
—. Assister with D. V. Erdman, A Concordance to the Writings of William Blake (1967).[e]
—. (Ed.) Tiriel (1967).
—. Foreword to R. Lister, William Blake (1968).
Bernus, A. von. (Tr.) Gedichte (1958).
Besterman, T. (Ed.) J. H. Hagstrum, “William Blake rejects the enlightenment,” Studies[e] on Voltaire and the Eighteenth Century (1963).
Bindman, David. “The dating of Blake’s Marginalia to Reynolds.” Burlington Magazine, CVIII (1966), 522.
Binn, H. B. (Ed.) B. K. Gray, “Notes on a Blake Exhibition,” A Modern Humanist (1910).
Binyon, L. See S. Baldwin, “A Blake Memorial in St. Paul’s,” The [London] Times (1926).[e]
begin page 9 | ↑ back to topBirrell, T. A. “The Figure of Satan in Milton and Blake.” Pp. 379-393 of Satan. London[e] & N.Y., 1951.
Bishop, Morchard. “Blake and Buckingham.” TLS, April 2, 1964, p. 277.
Black, C. Appreciator of B. K. Gray, “Notes on a Blake Exhibition,” A Modern Humanist (1910).
907A. Blackstone, Bernard. English Blake. Cambridge [Eng.], 1949. B. Hamden, Conn., 1966.
—. “The Traveller Unknown.” Pp. 51-89 of his The Lost Travellers. A Romantic Theme with Variations. London, 1962. See also passim.
Blake Newsletter. Ed. Morton D. Paley. I- (1967 ff.), quarterly. Contains particularly[e] John F. Grant, “Recognizing Fathers” (Oct. 1967, Sept. 1968, Dec. 1968); G. E. Bentley,[e] Jr., “Blake Apocrypha” (Oct. 1967); D. V. Erdman, “Errata Emendata: Second Printing: Erdman-Bloom P & P of WB” (Dec. 1967); W. H. Stevenson, “Two Problems in[e] The Four Zoas,” (Dec. 1967, March 1968); D. V. Erdman, “Blake’s Terrible Ease” (March 1968); Michael J. Tolley, “Some Analogues or Sources” (March 1968); John Howell, “An Early Hand-Made Facsimile of the Songs of Innocence and of Experience”[e] (March 1968); Michael J. Tolley, “Three Bibliographical Additions” (June 1968); G. E. Bentley, Jr., “All the Evidence That’s Fit to Print” (June 1968); Joseph Anthony Wittreich, “A Bibliographical Note” (June 1968) and “A Note on Blake and Milton” (Sept. 1968); W. E. Moss, “The Coloured Copies of Blake’s ‘Night Thoughts’” (Sept. 1968); Robert P. Kolker, “Blake in the Institute” (Dec. 1968); Martin Butlin,[e] “William Rossetti’s Annotations to Gilchrist’s Life of William Blake” (Dec. 1968); John Buck, “Miss Groggery” (Dec. 1968); G. E. Bentley, Jr., “A Census of Coloured Copies of Young’s Night Thoughts” (Dec. 1968); Frederic Cummings, “Blake at Detroit[e] and Philadelphia” (Dec. 1968); David V. Erdman, “J[erusalem]. 95:2-20” (Dec. 1968).[e]
Blake Studies. Ed. Kay Long & Roger R. Easson, I- (1968 ff.), quarterly. No. I contains Karl Kiralis, “‘London’ in the Light of Jerusalem,” pp. 5-15; Edward J. Rose,[e] “Blake’s Milton: The Poet as Poem,” pp. 16-38; *Clyde R. Taylor, “Iconographical Themes in William Blake,” pp. 39-85; Joseph Anthony Wittreich, Jr., “William Blake and Bernard Barton: Addendum to BNB Entry No. a852,” pp. 91-94; Ruthven Todd, “Gilchrist Redivivus,” pp. 95-97; and untitled abstracts of dissertations by Anne T. Kostelanetz and James Denise McGowan, pp. 103-104.
*Bliss, Douglas Percy. “Blake and the Modern English Wood-Engravers.” Pp. 203-226 of his A History of Wood-Engraving. London, Toronto, N.Y., 1928. B. London, 1964.
§Blondel, Jacques. “William Blake: The Chimney Sweeper; de l’innocence à la violence.”[e] Les Langues Modernes, LX (1966), 162-167.
Bloom, Harold. Blake’s Apocalypse: A Study in Poetic Argument. London, 1963. B. Garden City, N.Y., 1963. C. Garden City, N.Y., 1965.
—. Commentator on Poetry and Prose of William Blake (1965, 1966).
—. (Ed.) D. V. Erdman, “Terrible Blake in his Pride ” and J. Hollenden, “Blake and the Metrical Contract,” From Sensibility to Romanticism (1965).
Bluhm, H. (Ed.) J. H. Hagstrum, “Blake’s Blake,” Essays in History and Literature (1965).[e]
Bodgener, J. H. “Blake’s Vision of the Divine Man.” Congregational Quarterly, XXXVI (1958), 59-64.
begin page 10 | ↑ back to topBogen, Nancy. “Blake on ‘The Ohio.’” N&Q, CCXIII [N.S. XV] (1968), 19-20.
—. “Blake’s Debt to Gillray.” American Notes and Queries, V (1967), 35-37.
—. “An Early Listing of William Blake’s Poetical Sketches.” English Language Notes III (1966), 194-196.
§—. “William Blake’s ‘Island in the Moon’ Revisited.” Satire Newsletter, V (1968), 110-117.
Boldereff, Frances M. A Blakean Translation of Joyce’s[e] Circe. Woodward, Pennsylvania, 1965.
†Bolton, Arthur T., ed. The Portrait of Sir John Soane, R.A. (1753-1837) Set forth in Letters from his Friends (1775-1837). London, 1927.
Bone, M. See S. Baldwin, “A Blake Memorial in St. Paul’s,” The [London] Times (1926).
Bonte, C. H. “Assembling Blake Show: Display Opening At Art Museum.” Philadelphia Inquirer, Jan. 1, 1939.
—. “Blake Exhibit at Museum. Artist and Seer And also Poet.” Philadelphia Inquirer,[e] Feb. 12, 1939.
Breton, Georges le. “William Blake et le néo-platonisme.” Mercure de France, CCCXLVII (1963), 494-499.
—. (Tr.) Lettres et Entretiens de William Blake (1948).
§Brion, Marcel. Romantic Art. London, [?1961].
Brownowski, J. “The Mystical Quest of William Blake.” Literary Guide, LXIX (June 1954),[e] 4-7.
954A. —. William Blake, 1757-1827: A Man Without a Mask. London, 1943 [i.e., 1944].[e] B. London, 1944. C.§ London, 1945. D. London & N.Y., 1947. E.* Revised and reissued as a Penguin Book, 1954. F.* 1961. G.* 1964. H.* Revised and reissued as William Blake and the Age of Revolution. N.Y., 1965.
Brown, P. Assister with D. V. Erdman, A Concordance to the Writings of William Blake (1967).
Buchanan, Walter. “A New Portrait of William Blake.” Country Life, LXII (1927), 390.
Buckley, Vincent. “Blake’s Originality.” Melbourne Critical Review, No. 7 (1964), 3-21.
§Burke, Joseph. “The Eidetic and the Borrowed Image: an Interpretation of Blake’s Theory and Practice of Art.” Chapter 13, pp. 110-127, of In Honour of Daryl Lindsay: Essays and Studies. Ed. Franz Philipp & June Stewart. Melbourne, London, Wellington, N.Y., 1964.
†Burns, Robert. Reliques of Robert Burns; consisting chiefly of Original Letters, Poems, and Critical Observations on Scottish Songs. Collected and Published by R. H. Cromek, London: Printed by J. M’Creery, for T. Cadell, and W. Davies, Strand,[e] 1808. (GEB & Toronto)
begin page 11 | ↑ back to topBurrow, Charles Kennett. “Poet, Visionary, and Artist. William Blake’s Work at the Carfax Gallery.” T.P.’s Weekly, Jan. 15, 1904.
Bushrui, S. B. (Ed.) W. H. Stevenson, “Yeats and Blake,” 1865 W. B. Yeats 1965 (1965).[e]
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