Songs of Innocence: Holy Thursday by William Blake Analysis

[@hopegratzer9386]

The visuals in this presentation really helped me to understand this. Thank you so much!

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Thanks for watching my channel and leaving such an encouraging comment!

[@parsaemani6634]

Randomly found this. So helpful, thankyou!

[@poppymary0908]

Thank you!! so helpful

[@gustavopalma9451]

An interesting analysis! Greetings from Mexico.

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Thank you - Greetings from the UK!

[@bongzilla8063]

Thank you so much!!! 💯

[@John-nb6ep]

2:56 You mean the american revolution, not the american civil war. He was dead 38 years before it started. (1861-65)

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

Definitely American Revolution - thank you for flagging and sharing!

[@Makingmusicrelegiously]

Would the working poor by David shipler be a suitable to book to compare to with the title of an essay being how writers depict poverty? Or do you think his poetry is not really based on poverty but more on other themes?

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

It depends on whether you are completing a comparative analysis between centuries and different cultures. If you are writing a sociological essay this may be best as a passing reference...sounds like a fascinating area of interest though!

[@ferdinandfuchs6418]

Hey Hanna, thanks for your video. But how could Blake by influenced by the American Civil war (1861-65) when he died in 1827? I think you were thinking of the American Revolution.

[@MissHannaLovesGrammar]

I did mean the American Revolution. He died before the civil war began!