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Conclusion,eighteenth-century religious thought. Indeed, Blake’s explicit albeit infrequent allusions to the Methodist leaders imply less a casual interest than a direct engagement with the movement; and his polemic against the Hunts, in the figure of Hand, could well be seen as an indirect defence of it.

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The Moravians,ld school, and a devout man — a dissenter’. and Henry Crabb Robinson, in his article for the . in 1811 wrote that ‘Blake does not belong by birth to the established church but to a dissenting community; although we do not believe that he goes regularly to any Christian church.’. None of these early

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Night Thoughts,1742 and 1746. Widely seen as the most important English religious poem since Milton’s . (1671), it was both a national and an international success. According to one critic, . was ‘to be found side by side with the Holy Book in almost every pious household.’. Written in the manner of the so-called

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