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blake-335	Harley, Alexis; Knowles, Claire; Murray, Chris	Prophet against Empire? William Blake in Australia	2023		.htm	application/xhtml+xml	8668	461	57	This movement coincided with the publication of the late-Victorian books that began to bring Blake to a wider audience: William Muir’s facsimiles of 1884–​90, the second edition of Alexander Gilchrist’s Life of William Blake (1880), and, crucially, Edwin John Ellis and William Butler Yeats’s The Works of William Blake (1893). In May 1897, a review reprinted in the literature-focused “Red Page” of the Bulletin, then a highly influential nationalist journal, wended its way to the idea of Edward Gibbon as a visionary architect of history by throwing out this casual and apparently superfluous allusion to Blake: “Among the visionary persons who presented themselves to William Blake was the man who built the Pyramids” (Dowden).	cache/blake-335.htm	txt/blake-335.txt