Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... later at the beginning of February 1713 , that he had anything to tell them on the subject . The death of the Bishop of Dromore had opened a number of possibilities in Ireland . First he removes their fears that now he might not want ...
... later at the beginning of February 1713 , that he had anything to tell them on the subject . The death of the Bishop of Dromore had opened a number of possibilities in Ireland . First he removes their fears that now he might not want ...
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... later mentions with justifiable pride as a proof of his attitude while the Whigs were still in power , which appeared as A Letter from a Member of the House of Com- mons of Ireland concerning the Sacramental Test , he appears for the ...
... later mentions with justifiable pride as a proof of his attitude while the Whigs were still in power , which appeared as A Letter from a Member of the House of Com- mons of Ireland concerning the Sacramental Test , he appears for the ...
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... later handling of the campaign in the Netherlands . The main argument is that England ought not to have committed herself so deeply to support the Dutch by land , but should have taken the opportunity to build up her own sea power and ...
... later handling of the campaign in the Netherlands . The main argument is that England ought not to have committed herself so deeply to support the Dutch by land , but should have taken the opportunity to build up her own sea power and ...
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