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: The Defeat of Evil or the Evil of Defeat?so been associated with the experience of defeat. Dante wrote . after being forced into exile from Florence. . is a meditation on the failure of the short-lived English Commonwealth. Blake’s poetry was written in the shadow of the English counter-revolution.

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