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335 Pages.
This ex-library book is a review and critical study of some of Blake's poetry. The book's dust jacket, being an ex-library book, is inclosed in a protective mylar case but has the normal library stickers on it and has worn areas at the top and bottom of its spine, along the spine right verticle edge, and on the front cover's right edge. The interior book's exterior has worn areas on three of its corners, at the top and bottom of its spine, and has the library name stamped on the top and bottom of the closed book's page edges. The inside book has the remnants of the checkout card's pocket inside the rear cover, the book number stamped at the base of the dedication page and some pages have notes, highlighting and/or underlining on them. Regardless of these distractions though, all of the book's printing is still well-preserved, readable, and enjoyable and the book's bindings remain tight and thus are sound.
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Small 8vo. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1964. Small 8vo, 335 pp. Very good in original green cloth and dust-jacket, which is slightly frayed at edges. With pencil underlinings in text on some pages, and a previous owner's name stamped on the inside cover and on foredge and top page edge. § First edition. Bentley, BB, 1853: “A psychological-biographical critique... somewhat uncertain scholarship.”

UsedGood. Minor fading and wear on covers.