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What does the narrator notice about the people in London?
What does the narrator notice about the people in London?
According to the poem, who is causing the suffering in London?
According to the poem, who is causing the suffering in London?
When was the poem 'London' written?
When was the poem 'London' written?
Study Notes
Poem 'London' Analysis
- The narrator observes the people in London as suffering and oppressed, implying a sense of despair and hopelessness.
- The poem blames the monarchy and the government for the suffering of the people in London.
- The poem 'London' was written in 1794 by William Blake.
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Test your knowledge of William Blake's poem "London" with this quiz! Explore the themes, imagery, and historical context of the poem as you answer questions about the narrator's walk through the troubled streets of 18th century London.
