... an undeniable link between William Blake's Songs of Innocence and Experience and the main belief structure of the Romantics of his time. Despite the extremist nature of Blake that is ever present in his works, both literary and artistic, his core beliefs stem from the average romantic views infiltrated in society. He most certainly had more than a fair share of peculiar tangents within his principles, but ... make it that much more coherent and ultimately inimitable. The common person must take more than a passing glance at Blake to truly appreciate the vast array of ideals for which he ...

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