Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... continued work on the later Irish political writings , until I was di- verted by the proposal that I should undertake an edition of the com- plete prose works for the Shakespeare Head Press . The other essays in this volume consist of ...
... continued work on the later Irish political writings , until I was di- verted by the proposal that I should undertake an edition of the com- plete prose works for the Shakespeare Head Press . The other essays in this volume consist of ...
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... continued to interest himself in the affairs of Ireland , however , and in 1727 seems to have hoped that in the new reign there might be some improvement . He even went to the trouble of explaining the needs of that wretched country to ...
... continued to interest himself in the affairs of Ireland , however , and in 1727 seems to have hoped that in the new reign there might be some improvement . He even went to the trouble of explaining the needs of that wretched country to ...
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... continued to write both in verse and in prose , stirred by the situation in Ireland , even when he had given up political satire as futile . For he could still give vent to his indignation , his bitterness and his scorn , even when he ...
... continued to write both in verse and in prose , stirred by the situation in Ireland , even when he had given up political satire as futile . For he could still give vent to his indignation , his bitterness and his scorn , even when he ...
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