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This is our fourth checklist. It was compiled principally by Foster Foreman, Susan Grossman, and David Wyatt, all of the University of California, Berkeley and by Roberta Goetsch, of the University of New Mexico. The Japanese items were kindly contributed by Kenji Nakamura, College of Education, Tokyo University; the French items by Professor Andre Le Vot of the Sorbonne; and all the musical scores by Michael A. Keller, Music Library, State University of New York at Buffalo. Our thanks to Professor Thomas Connolly for his initiative in getting the list of musical scores compiled. To the best of our knowledge, the scores have not been listed previously in any Blake bibliography or checklist.
Again this year we have included entries for many items that are not scholarly, but that we believe our readers will be interested in knowing about, such as films, videotapes, theatrical productions, phonograph records, tapes, and musical scores And again, especially in the non-scholarly categories but also in the scholarly ones, we have listed a number of items whose dates fall far outside our nominal 1970-71 boundaries. For the first time we have listed the contents of the Newsletter itself in the Checklist. The contents of the present issue are not included.
We would appreciate corrections and additions from our readers.
The list is divided into these categories: Bibliography/Catalogues/New and Revised Books/Reprinted Books/Articles and Sections of Books/Reviews/Films and Videotapes/Tapes and Phonograph Records/Theater/Musical Scores.
Allentuck, Marcia. “Addendum to Bentley and Nurmi: Stillman on Blake.” Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, 64 (4th quarter 1970), 463.
Erdman, David V. “Blake.” English Poetry: Select Bibliographical Guides. Ed. A. E. Dyson. London: Oxford Univ. Press, 1971. Pp. 144-66.
—et al. “The Romantic Movement: A Selective and Critical Bibliography for 1970.” English Language Notes. 9 (Supplement) (Sept. 1971), 27-35.
Essick, Robert N. A Finding List of Reproductions of Blake’s Art. Published as the combined Summer-Fall 1971 issue of the Blake Newsletter.
Gorham, L., et al. “A Checklist of Blake Scholarship / June 1969-September 1970.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Fall 1970), 51-59. See also “ ‘A Checklist of Blake Scholarship / June 1969-1970,’: Additions and Corrections.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Winter 1971), 73-74.
Bentley, G. E., Jr. The Blake Collection of Mrs. London K. Thorne. New York: Pierpont Morgan Library, 1971.
Bindman, David. William Blake: Catalogue of the Collection in the Fitzwilliam Museum. Cambridge. Cambridge: Heffer, for the Syndics of Fitzwilliam Museum, 1970.
Butlin, Martin. William Blake: A Complete Catalogue of the Works in the Tate Gallery. London: Tate Gallery, 1971.
—. Auguries of Innocence, by William Blake. Illustrated by Paul P. Piech. 2 Willow Dene, Bushey Heath: Taurus Press, 1970.
—. Blake: Complete Writings. Ed. Geoffrey Keynes. Reprinted with corrections. Oxford Standard Authors. London: Oxford Univ. Press, 1971.
—. Blake’s Illustrations to the Poems of Gray. Ed. Irene Tayler. Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press; London: Oxford Univ. Press, 1971.
—. The Book of Thel: A Facsimile and a Critical Text. Ed. Nancy Bogen. Providence, R. I.: Brown Univ. Press; New York: N. Y. Public Library, 1971.
—. The Chimney Sweeper. Bushey Heath: Taurus Press, 1969.
—. A Choice of Blake’s Verse. Ed. Kathleen Raine. London: Faber, 1970.
—. The Divine Image, by William Blake. Illustrated by Paul P. Piech. 2 Willow Dene, Bushey Heath: Taurus Press, 1970.
—. Drawings of William Blake. Ed. Geoffrey Keynes. New York: Dover Publications; London: Constable, 1970.
—. Infant Sorrow, by William Blake. Illustrated by Duine Campbell. Leicester: Black Knight Press, 1970.
—. Letters from William Blake to Thomas Butts, 1800-1803. Facsimile. Ed. Geoffrey Keynes. Folcroft, Pa.: Folcroft Press, 1969.
—. London. Illustrated by Paul Piech. Bushey Heath: Taurus Press, 1969 (?).
—. Poemas Profeticos y Prosas. Version y prologo de Christobal Serra. Barcelona: Barral Editores, 1971.
—. Poemes. Trans. and pref. by M. L. Cazamian. (Bilingual French-English ed.) Bilingue Aubier-Flammarin ll. Paris: Aubier-Flammarin, 1968.
—. Songs of Innocence [color facsimile]. New York: Dover, 1971.
—. Songs of Innocence and of Experience: Shewing the Contrary States of the Human Soul [color facsimile]. Introduction and commentary by Sir Geoffrey Keynes. Oxford: Oxford Univ. Press, 1970.
—. Then She Bore Pale Desire. Illustrated by Jeff Nuttall. Brighton: Hand-printed by T. Kavanaugh, 1969.
—. Tyger, Tyger. Illustrated by Paul Piech. Bushey Heath: Taurus Press, 1969.
—. William Blake. Ed. with selections by John Adlard. London: Studio Vista, 1970.
Brunskill, Ann. Aphrodite: A Mythical Journey in Eight Episodes with Etchings by Ann Brunskill. Accompanying Poems by William Blake (and others). London [?]: World’s End Press, 1970.
Dumbaugh, Winnifred. William Blake’s Vision of America. Pacific Grove, Calif.: Boxwood Press, 1971.
Erdman, David V. and John E. Grant, eds. Blake’s Visionary Forms Dramatic. Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press; London: Oxford Univ. Press, 1970. The contents of this volume are as follows: Eben Bass, “Songs of Innocence and of Experience: The Thrust of Design”; Irene H. Chayes, “The Presence of Cupid and Psyche”; David V. Erdman, “America: New Expanses”; John E. Grant, “Envisioning the First Night Thoughts”; Jean H. Hagstrum, “Blake and the Sister-Arts Tradition”; William F. Halloran, “The French Revolution: Revelation’s New Form”; Kenneth R. Johnston, “Blake’s Cities: Romantic Forms of Urban Renewal”; Henry Lesnick, “Narrative Structure and the Antithetical Vision of Jerusalem”; Helen T. McNeil, “The Formal Art of The Four Zoas”; W. J. T. Mitchell, “Blake’s Composite Art”; Ben F. Nelms, “Text and Design in Illustrations of the Book of Job”; George Quasha, “Orc as a Fiery Paradigm of Poetic Torsion”; E. J. Rose, “ ‘Forms Eternal Exist Forever’: The Covenant of the Harvest in Blake’s Prophetic Poems”; Robert E. Simmons, “Urizen: The Symmetry of Fear”; Irene Tayler, “Metamorphoses of a Favorite Cat”; Michael J. Tolley, “Europe: ‘to those ychain’d in sleep’ ”; Janet A. Warner, “Blake’s Use of Gesture”; Brian Wilkie, “Epic Irony in Milton”.
Harris, Eugenie. The Poetry of William Blake. Monarch Notes. New York: Monarch Press, 1965.
Keynes, Geoffrey. Blake Studies. 2nd ed. Clarendon begin page 216 | ↑ back to top Press: Oxford Univ. Press, 1971.
Okamoto, Kenjiro. William Blake. “Masters of Art” Series 3. Tokyo: Iwasaki Bijutsu-sha, 1970.
O’Neill, Judith, ed. Critics on Blake. Readings in Literary Criticism, 7. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1970.
Pointon, Marcia R. Milton and English Art. Manchester: Manchester Univ. Press, 1970.
Raine, Kathleen. William Blake. London: Thames and Hudson, 1970; New York: Praeger, 1971.
Rasmussen, Egil. William Blake: En psykologisk studie. Oslo: Dreyers Forlag, B. A. Butenschøn A/S & Co., 1969.
Revol, Enrique L.[e] Caminos del Exceso: William Blake y el Marques de Sade. Argentina: Universidad Nacional de Cordoba, 1964.
Rousselot, Jean. William Blake. Paris: Edition P. Seghers (Poetes d’Aujourd’hui) 118, 1964.
Singer, June K. The Unholy Bible: A Psychological Interpretation of William Blake. New York: Putnam, 1970.
Tayler, Irene. Blake’s Illustrations to the Poems of Gray. Princeton: Princeton Univ. Press; London: Oxford Univ. Press, 1971.
Todd, Ruthven. William Blake the Artist. Studio Vista/Dutton Pictureback. London: Studio Vista; New York: Dutton, 1971.
Vogler, Thomas A. Preludes to Vision: The Epic Venture in Blake, Wordsworth, Keats, and Hart Crane. Berkeley: Univ. of Calif. Press, 1971.
Wilson, Mona. The Life of William Blake. Ed. Geoffrey Keynes. 3rd ed. London: Oxford Univ. Press, 1971.
Wittreich, Joseph. Nineteenth Century Accounts of William Blake. Gainesville, Fla.: Scholars Facsimiles, 1970.
Blake, William. The Note-Book of William Blake Called the Rossetti Manuscript. Ed. Geoffrey Keynes, 1935; rpt. New York: Cooper Square, 1971.
Clutton-Brock, Alan Francis. Blake. 1933; rpt. Haskell House, 1970.
Gardner, Charles. William Blake, the Man. 1919; rpt. New York: Haskell House, 1970.
Jugaku, Bunsho. A Bibliographical Study of William Blake’s Notebook. 1953; rpt. New York: Haskell House, 1971.
Lowery, Margaret Ruth. Windows of the Morning: A Critical Study of William Blake’s “Poetical Sketches.” 1940; rpt. New York: Archon Books, 1970.
Rudd, Margaret. Divided Image: A Study of William Blake and W. B. Yeats. 1953; rpt. New York: Haskell House, 1970.
Story, Alfred. William Blake: His Life, Character, and Genius. 1893; rpt. New York: Haskell House, 1970.
Swinburne, Algernon C. William Blake. 1868; rpt. Lincoln, Neb.: Univ. of Nebraska Press, 1970.
Adlard, John. “The Garden of Love.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 147-48.
Allentuck, Marcia. “Dorothy Richardson on William Blake and the Broadside: An Unrecorded Appraisal.” Blake Studies, 3 (Spring 1971), 195-96.
Anon. Notice of a Blake exhibition. The Times [of London], 21 Jan. 1971, 9d.
—. Notice of a Blake musical to be produced. The Times [of London], 11 July 1970, 14h.
Archibald, Douglas N. “Yeats’s Encounters: Observations on Literary Influence and Literary History.” New Literary History, 1 (1970), 439-69.
Bacon, Mary E. “Blake’s Imitation of Pope: A Compliment To The Ladies and A Pretty Epigram For The Entertainment of Those Who Paid Great Sums In The Venetian And Flemish Ooze.” The Explicator, 9 (May 1970), item no. 79.
Beer, John. “Blake at the Fitzwilliam.” Cambridge Review, 29 Jan. 1971, pp. 110-13.
—. “A Reply to Irene Chayes.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 144-47.
—. “A Reply to John Grant.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Winter 1971), 103-06.
—. Reply to Richard Downing (“Blake and Augustine,” TLS, 18 June 1970, p. 662). Times Literary Supplement, 2 July 1970, pp. 726-27.
Bentley, G. E., Jr. “An Apocryphal Blake Engraving: The Minor’s Pocket Book (1814).” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Winter 1971), 107-08.
—. “Blake Scholars and Critics: Commentators and Exhibitions.” University of Toronto Quarterly, 40 (Fall 1970), 86-101.
—. “Two Contemporary Facsimiles of Songs of Innocence and of Experience.” Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, 64 (4th quarter 1970) 450-63.
Bindman, David. [on the Blake sale at Christie’s, 15 June 1971]. Guardian Weekly, 5 June 1971, p. 22.
—. “An Unpublished Blake Pencil Drawing of the Lambeth Period,” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Fall 1970), 38-40.
—. “William Blake and the Victorians.” Cambridge Review, 29 Jan. 1971, pp. 113-15.
Blake, William. “A Vision of the Last Judgment. (From The Notebook).” Tree: 1 (Winter 1970), 80-82.
Bloom, Harold. “Blake’s Jerusalem: The Bard of Sensibility and the Form of Prophecy.” Eighteenth-Century Studies, 4 (Fall 1970), 6-20.
—. “First and Last Romantics.” Studies in Romanticism, 9 (Fall 1970), 225-32.
—. “To Reason with a Later Reason: Romanticism and the Rational.” Midway 11 (Summer 1970), 96-112.
Campbell, William Royce. “The Aesthetic Integrity of Blake’s ‘Island in the Moon’,” Blake Studies, 3 (Spring 1971), 137-47.
Crook, J. Mordaunt. “A Neo-Classical Visionary: The Architecture of Thomas Harrison—III.” Country Life, 6 May 1971, p. 1089.
deGroot, H. B. “R. H. Horne, Mary Howitt and a Mid-Victorian Version of ‘The Echoing Green.’ ” Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 81-88.
Easson, Roger R. “Blake and the Contemporary Art Market.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 137-39.
Eaves, Morris. “A List of the Entries in Damon’s Blake Dictionary.” Blake Studies, 3 (Fall 1970), 69-85.
Essick, Robert N. “Blake’s Newton.” Blake Studies, 3 (Spring 1971), 149-62.
—. “The Blakes at UCLA.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Winter 1971), 75-78.
—. “A Finding List of Reproductions of begin page 217 | ↑ back to top Blake’s Art.” Blake Newsletter, 5 (Summer-Fall 1971), 1-160 [entire combined issue].
Fawcus, Arnold. “Early States of the Job Series.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 150.
—. “William Blake’s Watercolour Desings Illustrating Gray’s Poems—and Mr. Paul Mellon.” The Connoisseur 179 (Jan. 1972), 10-14.
Finch, G. J. “ ‘Never Pain to Tell Thy Love’—Blake’s Problem Poem.” Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 73-79.
Grant, John E. “Addenda and Some Solutions to Tolley’s Blake Puzzles.” Blake Studies, 3 (Spring 1971), 129-35.
—. “Blake’s Designs for L’Allegro and Il Penseroso, Part I: A Survey of the Designs.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 117-34.
—. “Redemptive Action in Blake’s ‘Arlington Court Picture’.” Studies in Romanticism, 10 (Winter 1971), 21-26.
Hall, Jean. “Blake’s Everlasting Gospel.” Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 61-72.
Halloran, W. F. “Blake’s Tiriel: Snakes, Curses, and a Blessing.” South Atlantic Quarterly, 70 (Spring 1971), 161-79.
Harding, Eugene J. “Jacob Boehme and Blake’s ‘The Book of Urizen.’ ” Unisa English Studies, 8 (June 1970), 3-11.
Hazen, James. “Blake’s Tyger and Milton’s Beasts,” Blake Studies, 3 (Spring 1971), 163-70.
Helmstadter, Thomas H. “Blake and Religion: Iconographical Themes in the Night Thoughts.” Studies in Romanticism, 10 (Spring-Summer 1971), 199-212.
Holloway, John. “Blake—The Lyric Poetry.” Unisa English Studies, 8 (March 1970), 33-41.
Honnighausen, L. “Aspekte des Blakeverständnisses in der Ästhetik des Neunzehnten Jahrhunderts.” Zeitschrift für Kunstgeschichte, 33 (1970), 41-53.
Howard, John. “An Audience for The Marriage of Heaven and Hell.” Blake Studies, 3 (Fall 1970), 19-52.
Jackson, M. V. “Prolific and Devourer: From Nonmythic to Mythic Statement in The Marriage of Heaven and Hell and A Song of Liberty.” Journal of English and Germanic Philology, 70 (April 1971), 207-19.
Jakobson, Roman. “On the Verbal Art of William Blake and Other Poet-Painters. I. One of the Songs of Experience.” Linguistic Inquiry, 1 (January 1970), 3-23.
John, Brian. “William Blake’s ‘Hereford, Ancient Guardian of Wales.’ ” Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 33-42.
Jones, M. “Blake’s ‘To Spring’: A Formative Source?” Notes and Queries, n.s. 17 (August 1970), 313-14.
Kay, Wallace G. “Blake, Baudelaire, Beckett: The Romantics of Nihilism.” The Southern Quarterly, 9 (April 1970), 253-59.
Kmetz, Gail. “A Reading of Blake’s ‘The Gates of Paradise.’ ” Blake Studies, 3 (Spring 1971), 171-85.
Knights, L. C. “Early Blake.” The Sewanee Review, 79 (July-Sept. 1971), 377-407.
Kroeber, Karl. “Graphic-Poetic Structuring in Blake’s Book of Urizen.” Blake Studies, 3 (Fall 1970), 7-18.
—. “The Relevance and Irrelevance of Romanticism.” Studies in Romanticism, 9 (Fall 1970), 297-306.
McGann, Jerome. “Blake and a Tradition.” Poetry, 117 (Oct. 1970), 45-49.
Maxwell-Mahon, W. D. “The Prophetic Mind: An Aspect of the Poetry of Blake and Yeats.” Unisa English Studies, 2 (March 1964), 11-16.
Mellor, Anne K. “Blake’s Designs for The Book of Thel: An Affirmation of Innocence.” Philological Quarterly, 50 (April 1971), 193-207.
—. “The Human Form Divine and the Structure of Blake’s Jerusalem.” Studies in English Literature, 11 (Autumn 1971), 595-620.
Middleman, Louis. “Bring out number, weight, & measure in a year of dearth.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 147.
Pache, Walter and Ursula Salacki. “Blake and Ovid.” Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 89-92.
Paley, Morton D. “Blakes at Buffalo.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Winter 1971), 81-86.
Peckham, Morse. “On Romanticism: Introduction.” Studies in Romanticism, 9 (Fall 1970), 217-24.
Pfefferkorn, Eli. “The Question of the Leviathan and the Tiger.” Blake Studies, 3 (Fall 1970), 53-60.
Phillips, Michael. “Blake’s Corrections in Poetical Sketches.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Fall 1970), 40-47.
—. “ ‘Blake’s Corrections in Poetical Sketches’: A Forthcoming Supplement and the Britwell Court Library Copy.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 148-49.
Raine, Kathleen. “Blake’s Last Judgment.” The Ampleforth Journal, 76 (Summer 1971), 70-84.
Reisner, Mary E. “The Wages of Art: Blake and His Public.” Culture, 4 (Dec. 1970), 327-37.
Reisner, Thomas A. “Cain: Two Romantic Interpretations.” Culture, 2 (June 1970), 124-43.
Rhodes, Judith. “Blake’s Designs for L’Allegro and Il Penseroso: Thematic Relationships in Diagram.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 135-36.
Rice, Howard C., Jr. “Lesser Known Examples of Blake’s Engraving Skill.” University: A Princeton Quarterly, no. 46 (Fall 1970), 2, 26-32; also (with one less illustration) in Princeton Alumni Weekly, 29 Sept. 1970, pp. 38-44.
Rose, Edward J. “Blake’s Fourfold Art.” Philological Quarterly, 49 (July 1970), 400-23.
—. “Blake’s Metaphorical States.” Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 9-31.
—. “The 1839-Wilkinson Edition of Blake’s Songs in Transcendental America.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Winter 1971), 79-81.
—. “The Spirit of the Bounding Line: Blake’s Los.” Criticism, 8 (Winter 1971), 54-76.
Rosenberg, Marc. “Style and Meaning in The Book of Urizen.” Style, 4 (Fall 1970), 197-212.
Salacki, Ursula. See Pache, Walter.
Simmons, Robert and Janet Warner. “Blake’s ‘Arlington Court Picture’: The Moment of Truth.” Studies in Romanticism, 10 (Winter 1971), 3-20.
Spicer, Harold. “Biblical Sources of William Blake’s America.” Ball State University Forum, 8 (Summer 1967), 23-39.
Stevenson, W. H. “Death’s Door.” Blake Newsletter, begin page 218 | ↑ back to top 4 (Fall 1970), 49.
Takemori, Osamu. “William Blake’s ‘To Tirzah’: An Interpretation.” Studies in English Literature (English Literary Society of Japan), 42 (March 1971), 179-98 [in Japanese; synopsis in English, pp. 325-26].
Taniguchi, Shigeru. “A Study of Spectres in The Four Zoas and Milton: Questions of Counterpart and Negation.” Bulletin of Reitaku University [Reitaku University, Kashiwa], 12 (August 1971), 140-58 [in Japanese].
Tarr, Rodger L. “ ‘The Eagle’ versus ‘The Mole’: The Wisdom of Virginity in Comus and The Book of Thel.” Blake Studies, 3 (Spring 1971), 187-94.
Taylor, Peter Alan. “Providence and the Moment in Blake’s Milton.” Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 43-60.
Todd, Ruthven. “Blake’s Copy of Dante.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Fall 1970), 49.
—. “The Bohn Catalogue and James Vine.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 149.
Toki, Kohji. “Icons of Albion.” English Quarterly [Apollon-sha, Kyoto], 8 (August 1971), 222-34 [in Japanese].
Tolley, Michael J. “Some Blake Puzzles—Old and New.” Blake Studies, 3 (Spring 1971), 107-28.
Trawick, Leonard M. “The Present State of Blake Studies.” Studies in Burke and His Time, 40 (Winter 1970-71), 1784-1803.
Tsuchiya, Shigeko. “Who is Milton-Blake?” English Quarterly [Apollon-sha, Kyoto], 8 (March 1971), 144-57 [in Japanese].
Valdés, M. J. “Archetype and Recreation: A Comparative Study of William Blake and Miguel de Unamuno.” University of Toronto Quarterly, 40 (Fall 1970), 58-72.
Warner, Janet. “James Vine.” Blake Newsletter, 4 (Winter 1971), 106-07.
—. See also Simmons, Robert.
Wimsatt, W. K. “Imitation as Freedom—1717-1798.” New Literary History, 1 (Winter 1970), 215-36.
Beer, John. Blake’s Visionary Universe. Reviewed by Rodney M. Baine, Georgia Review, 25 (Summer 1971), 238-41; Margaret Bottrall, Critical Quarterly, 12 (Autumn 1970), 286; Irene H. Chayes, Blake Newsletter, 4 (Winter 1971), 87-90; Brian John, Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 107-10; W. H. Stevenson, Durham University Journal, 63 n.s. 32 (Dec. 1970), 74-75.
Bentley, G. E., Jr. Blake Records. Reviewed by Rodney M. Baine, Georgia Review, 25 (Summer 1971), 238-41; F. W. Bateson, Review of English Studies, 22 (May 1971), 221-22; David Bindman, “Blake through the Eyes of His Contemporaries,” Burlington Magazine, 113 (April 1971), 218-19; Norman Brennan, Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 103-07; Choice, 7 (Nov. 1970), 1229; David V. Erdman, English Language Notes, 9:suppl. to no. 1 (Sept. 1971), 27; T. J. Galvin, Library Journal, 95 (April 1970), 1370; Max F. Schulz, Eighteenth-Century Studies, 4 (Summer 1970), 490-92.
Bindman, David. William Blake: Catalogue of the Collection in the Fitzwilliam Museum. Cambridge. Reviewed by Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3.
Blake, William. All Religions Are One (Blake Trust facsimile). Described by Arnold Fawcus, Blake Newsletter, 4 (Fall 1970), 33-34; reviewed by Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3.
—. The Blake-Varley Sketch-book of 1819. Ed. Martin Butlin. Reviewed by T. Crombie, Apollo, 92 (Oct. 1970), 319.
—. Drawings of William Blake. 92 Pencil Studies. Selection, introduction, and commentary by Geoffrey Keynes. Reviewed by Robert N. Essick, Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 99-103; Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3.
—. Europe, A Prophecy (Blake Trust facsimile). Reviewed by Times Literary Supplement, 22 Jan. 1970, p. 14.
—. Illustrations to the Divine Comedy of Dante. Reviewed by C. Ryskamp, Master Drawing 8 (Spring 1970), 56.
—. The Notebook of William Blake Called the Rossetti Manuscript (rpt. facsimile). Reviewed by Robert N. Essick, Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 142-44.
—. The Poems of William Blake (Longman’s Annotated English Poets). Ed. W. H. Stevenson, text by David V. Erdman. Reviewed by Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3.
—. The Poems of William Blake. Ed. W. B. Yeats (1905; rpt. Harvard Univ. Press, 1969). Reviewed by Choice, 6 (Dec. 1969), 1390; Murray Patrick, Studies [Dublin], 59 (1970), 215-18; John Wren-Lewis, The New Statesman, 22 Aug. 1969, p. 249.
—. Songs of Innocence and of Experience. Reviewed by A. Weinberg, Unisa English Studies, 8 (Nov. 1970), 34-36.
Bloom, Harold, Blake’s Apocalypse: A Study in Poetic Argument. Reviewed by Rodney M. Baine, Georgia Review, 25 (Fall 1971), 380-81.
Boutang, Pierre. William Blake. Reviewed by Robert Louit, “Blake Le Liberateur,” Magazine Litteraire, no. 48 (Jan. 1971), 38-39.
Butlin, Martin. William Blake: A Complete Catalogue of the Works in the Tate Gallery. Reviewed by Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3.
Erdman, David V. The Poetry and Prose of William Blake (4th printing with revisions). Reviewed by Rodney M. Baine, Georgia Review, 25 (Fall 1971), 380-81.
—. Prophet Against Empire (2nd ed.). Reviewed by Rodney M. Baine, Georgia Review, 25 (Summer 1971), 238-41; Patrick J. Callahan, Blake Studies, 3 (Fall 1970), 87-89; E. J. Rose, Blake Newsletter, 4 (Fall 1970), 48-49; Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3.
Erdman, David. V. and John E. Grant, eds. Blake’s Visionary Forms Dramatic. Reviewed by Morton D. Paley, Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 93-99; Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3; Virginia Quarterly, 47 (Summer 1971), 110.
Frye, Northrop. Fearful Symmetry. Reviewed by Alan Weinberg, Unisa English Studies, 8 (Nov. 1970), 34-36.
Gardner, Stanley. Blake. Reviewed by Mary Lynn Johnson, Blake Studies, 1 (Fall 1970), 94-98.
Ginsberg, Allen. Allen Ginsberg/William Blake: “Songs of Innocence and Experience” by William Blake, tuned by Allen Ginsberg [a recording]. Reviewed by Morris Eaves, Blake Newsletter, 4 (Winter 1971), 90-97.
Goff, Phyllis. William Blake: Catalogue of the Preston Blake Library. Reviewed by Kenneth Garlick, Apollo 92 (1970), 398.
Lister, Raymond. William Blake: An Introduction to the Man and to His Work. Reviewed by T. E. Luddy, Library Journal, 95 (August 1970), 2682.
Paley, Morton D. Energy and the Imagination: A Study of the Development of Blake’s Thought. Reviewed by Rodney M. Baine, Georgia Review, 25 (Summer 1971), 238-41; Choice, 7 (Oct. 1970), 1042; Robert F. Gleckner, Modern Language Quarterly, 32 (Sept. 1971), 326-28; John Howard, Blake Studies, 3 (Spring 1971), 197-99; begin page 219 | ↑ back to top John D. Jump, Critical Quarterly, 13 (Spring 1971), 87-88; R. E. Luddy, Library Journal, 95 (Aug. 1970), 2682; P. Malekin, Review of English Studies, n.s. 22 (Aug. 1971), 352-54; Robin Mayhead, English, 22 (Summer 1971), 59-62; Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3; Virginia Quarterly, 47 (Summer 1971), 110.
—, ed. Twentieth Century Interpretations of “Songs of Innocence and of Experience”: A Collection of Critical Essays. Reviewed by Robert N. Essick, Blake Studies, 3 (Fall 1970), 91-94; A. Weinberg, Unisa English Studies, 8 (Nov. 1970), 34-36.
Pointon, Marcia R. Milton and English Art. Reviewed by J. R. Harvey, Durham University Journal, 63 n.s. 32 (June 1971), 244-46.
Raine, Kathleen. Blake and Tradition. Reviewed by P. Malekin, Review of English Studies, 22 (Feb. 1971), 93-95; E. J. Rose, Dalhousie Review, 50 (Summer 1970), 269-71; Peter Russell, Southern Review, n.s. 7 (Oct. 1971), 1145-56.
—. William Blake. Reviewed by Jean Hagstrum, Modern Philology, 68 (Aug. 1970), 76-82; Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3; H. R. Wackrill, Blake Studies, 4 (Fall 1971), 110-13.
Rosenfeld, Alvin H., ed. William Blake: Essays for S. Foster Damon. Reviewed by Margaret Bottrall, Critical Quarterly, 12 (Autumn 1970), 286; P. Malekin, Review of English Studies, 22 (Feb. 1971), 93-95; Max F. Schulz, Eighteenth-Century Studies, 4 (Winter 1970-71), 223-29.
Tayler, Irene. Blake’s Illustrations to the Poems of Gray. Reviewed by Thomas Helmstadter, Blake Newsletter, 4 (Spring 1971), 140-42; Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3.
Todd, Ruthven. William Blake: the Artist. Reviewed by Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3.
Wells, William. William Blake’s “Heads of the Poets.” Reviewed by Desirée Hirst, Blake Studies, 3 (Fall 1970), 98-100.
Wilson, Mona. The Life of William Blake. Ed. Geoffrey Keynes. 3rd ed. Reviewed by Times Literary Supplement, 10 Dec. 1971, pp. 1-3.
William Blake: Innocence and Experience. Produced and directed for ABC-TV’s Directions by Aram Boyajian. First telecast 16 Jan. 1972.
William Blake: Prophet. Produced and directed for ABC-TV’s Directions by Aram Boyajian. First telecast 23 Jan. 1972.
—. [A recording that includes V-W’s Blake songs, sung by Ian Partridge]. EMI HQS-1236.
Fischetti, Michael, director. “Blake’s Songs of Innocence and Experience.” Part III of Three Pieces in Multi Media. Performed in New York by the Dance and Drama Theatre of New York City, January 1972.
McGann, Jerome et al. The Marriage of Heaven and Hell. Performed by Cain’s Company at Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, Chicago, 8-12 May 1970.
Anson, H. V. Three Blake Partsongs for female or boys’ voices. n.d.
Bantock, G. Three Blake Songs: 1. In a myrtle shade, 2. The wildflower’s song, 3. Love’s secret. 1909.
Beeson, J. Three Songs: 1. I laid me down upon a bank, 2. Never seek to tell thy love, 3. I asked a thief. 1945.
Bezanson, P. T. Songs of Innocence. New York: American Composers Alliance, 1962.
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