Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... political satire we shall be concerned mainly with his writings during two periods of four years ; the first , when ... Political Satire-The Examiner and M B Drapier Political Satire-The Examiner and M B Drapier.
... political satire we shall be concerned mainly with his writings during two periods of four years ; the first , when ... Political Satire-The Examiner and M B Drapier Political Satire-The Examiner and M B Drapier.
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... political satire and political action ; and it brought Swift into con- flict with the Lord Chancellor and with the Chief Justice of Ireland . The printer was brought to trial immediately , and the Chief Justice did his utmost to get him ...
... political satire and political action ; and it brought Swift into con- flict with the Lord Chancellor and with the Chief Justice of Ireland . The printer was brought to trial immediately , and the Chief Justice did his utmost to get him ...
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... political writings . Cer- tainly not any of his circle of Irish friends , though they tried to imi- tate him and sometimes succeeded in passing off their imitations as his work . Is it possible then that this quality is so remarkable in ...
... political writings . Cer- tainly not any of his circle of Irish friends , though they tried to imi- tate him and sometimes succeeded in passing off their imitations as his work . Is it possible then that this quality is so remarkable in ...
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