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blake-163	Bentley, Jr., G. E.	W. S. Blake: New Facts and Engravings	2016		.htm	application/xhtml+xml	4881	241	70	Joshua Gilpin, William Blake, and the Arts in 1796,” Notes and Queries 231 [ns 33.1] [1986]: 80-84) until the discovery of a letter to Gilpin of 13 April 1796 referring to “Blake Engraver & Printer of Exchange Alley, Cornhill” made it clear that the engraver was W. S. Blake (Bentley, “The Way of a Papermaker with a Poet … Postscript,” Notes and Queries 231 There are also Bentley, “A Collection of Prosaic William Blakes,” Notes and Queries 210 (ns 12.5) (1965): 172-78; Bentley, “Trade Cards and the Blake Connection,” Book Collector 37 (1988): 127-33; Geoffrey Keynes, “Engravers Called Blake,” Times Literary Supplement 17 Jan. 1942: 36, revised in his Blake Studies (1949) 50-55 and (1971) 46-49; Keynes, “‘To the Nightingale’: Perhaps an Unrecognized Poem by William Blake,” Book Collector 30 (1981): 335-45; Keynes and Peter Davidson, eds., A Watch of Nightingales (London: Stourton Press, 1981); Ruthven Todd, “The Two Blakes,” Times Literary Supplement 10 Feb. 1945: 72; Janet Warner, “Trade Cards of W. S. Blake,” Book Collector 32 (1983): 105-07 (two of them reproduced); and Raymond Watkinson, “‘White on Black,’” Times Literary Supplement 13 Sept. 1974: 980.	cache/blake-163.htm	txt/blake-163.txt