Can I read William Blake's works in conventional typography. Facsimile reproductions of Poetical sketches (1783) Copy F The French Revolution (1791) Copy A Appreciation of Master Malkin, in B.H. Malkin, A father's memoirs of his child (1806) "To the Queen" (April 1807), from Robert Blair, The grave (1808) "Exhibition of paintings in fresco" (1809) Copy A "Blake's Chaucer: The Canterbury pilgrims" (1809)… on EtoBox?

William Blake's works in conventional typography. Facsimile reproductions of Poetical sketches (1783) Copy F The French Revolution (1791) Copy A Appreciation of Master Malkin, in B.H. Malkin, A father's memoirs of his child (1806) "To the Queen" (April 1807), from Robert Blair, The grave (1808) "Exhibition of paintings in fresco" (1809) Copy A "Blake's Chaucer: The Canterbury pilgrims" (1809)… by and with an introduction by G.E. Bentley, Jr is a book available to read on EtoBox.

What is William Blake's works in conventional typography. Facsimile reproductions of Poetical sketches (1783) Copy F The French Revolution (1791) Copy A Appreciation of Master Malkin, in B.H. Malkin, A father's memoirs of his child (1806) "To the Queen" (April 1807), from Robert Blair, The grave (1808) "Exhibition of paintings in fresco" (1809) Copy A "Blake's Chaucer: The Canterbury pilgrims" (1809)… about?

xiii, 210 pages : 22 cm Includes bibliographies "Facsimile reproductions of: Poetical sketches (1783), copy F -- The French Revolution (1791), copy A -- Appreciation of Master Malkin, in B.H. Malkin, A father's memoirs of his child (1806) -- To the queen (April 1807), from Robert Blair, The grave (1808) -- Exhibition of paintings in fresco (1809), copy A -- Blake's Chaucer : the Canterbury pilgrims (1809), copy A -- A descriptive catalogue : advertisement (1809), copy A -- A descriptive catalogue (1809), copy O -- Blake's Chaucer : an original engraving" (1810), copy C."

Author

and with an introduction by G.E. Bentley, Jr

Publisher

Delmar, N.Y.: Scholars' Facsimiles & Reprints

Published

1984

Language

EN

ISBN

9780820113883

Subjects

Literary Fiction, Humanities