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Introduction,p, the Court, & the University’ of seeking to ‘depress mental [War]’ (E95). The opening lines of . announce ‘the march of long resounding strong heroic Verse | Marshalld in order for the day of Intellectual Battle’ (E300).

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yle, but it had more to do with critical engagement than any urge to victory. The essays in this volume look at conflict as it marked Blake‘s thinking on politics, religion and the visual arts.978-1-349-36487-9978-0-230-58428-0

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Josephine Hofmann,Wolfram Klägeron of ‘Determinate Organs’ as including all the senses, though it seems more likely that he refers to Locke’s theories about the mind to suggest that the visitors — not Rafael — are to blame: eyes can be active if not productive during perception.

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Josephine Hofmann,Wolfram Kläger in the context of the French invasion threat, transported to Botany Bay. In response, Blake denied the accusations and also claimed that Scolfield had described him as a French spy. According to Blake, Scolfield said:

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,Shadows in the Cave: Refocusing Vision in Blake’s Creation Myth,on of ‘Determinate Organs’ as including all the senses, though it seems more likely that he refers to Locke’s theories about the mind to suggest that the visitors — not Rafael — are to blame: eyes can be active if not productive during perception.

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Sarah Haggarty (Janice Scott Junior Research Fello

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Blake and the Ontology of Empire,the way in which Blake’s critique of empire ended up fusing with his critique of what he called ‘State Religion’, his anti-imperial position can now be understood to have outlasted the radical 1790s to remain one of his lifelong concerns (‘Anns. to Watson’, E618). In trying to articulate his vision

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,‘A wise tale of the Mahometans’: Blake and Islam, 1819–26,nces to Islam might also have been informed by George Sale’s translation of the Koran, a widely available work that privileged Oriental sources over Orientalist ones. Careful, nuanced and balanced discussion of Blake’s engagement with Islam is long overdue; I hope here to begin to remedy this neglec

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Blake, the Female Prophet and the American Agent: The Evidence of the 1789 Swedenborg Conference Atcoincident rather than necessarily signifying earlier networks of sociability, a number of the other delegates had contacts with each other which clearly preceded the event and continued for some time afterwards. To what extent the Blakes were a part of these connections it is impossible to judge. T