The Only Valiant Way to Complain Is to Create: William Blake and the Stubborn Courage of the Unexampled

In the first days of a bleak London December in 1827, a small group of mourners gathered on a hill in the fields just north of the city limits at Bunhill Fields, named for “bone hill,” longtime burial ground for the disgraceful dead.

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