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Note: The punctuation (somewhat eccentric) follows Blake's original.
William Blake wrote this poem some time around 1808. In 1916, the words were set to music by Sir Hubert Parry. The resulting hymn became an anthem for, at various times, women's suffrage, the Labour Party, and finally for England as a whole, sometimes sung at rugby matches and other events.