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About This Series Gulliver's Travels: Colonial Modernity Satirized | |
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A Note on the Texts | |
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Gulliver's Travels and Other Writings Gulliver's Travels | |
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A Proposal for the Universal Use of Irish Manufacture | |
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The Drapier's First Letter to the Shopkeepers, Tradesmen, Farmers, and Coommon People of Ireland Letter | |
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To the Whole People of Ireland | |
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A Short View of the State of Ireland | |
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A Modest Proposal Swift's Poems " | |
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An Excellent New Song on a Seditious Pamphlet" " | |
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The Bubble" "Prometheus" "Whitshed's Motto on His Coach" "Holyhead | |
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September 25, 1727" "Irel[an]d" " | |
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The Dean to Himself on St. Cecilia's Day" " | |
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A Libel on D[r.] D[elaney] and a Certain Great Lord" "Verses on the Death of Dr. Swift, D.S.P.D." Correspondence Swift to Charles Ford, " | |
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Declaratory Act and South Sea Bubble," 4 April 1720 | |
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Swift to Sir Thomas Hanmer, "Printer Prosecuted," 1 October 1720 | |
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Swift to Alexander Pope, " | |
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Political Principles," 10 January 1721 | |
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Swift to Charles Ford, "Printer Prosecuted," 15 April 1721 | |
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Swift to Alexander Pope, 'Security of Mind," 20 September 1723 | |
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Swift to Charles Ford, "The Name of a Drapier," 2 April 1724 | |
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Swift to the Earl of Oxford, "Important to Themselves," 27 November 1724 | |
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Swift to Charles Ford, "Teased at Whitehal," 11 March 17241725 | |
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Swift to Lord Carteret, "Patronage," 3 July 1725 | |
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Swift to Alexander Pope, "Vexing the World," 29 September 1725 | |
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Swift to Alexander Pope, "It Is Vous Autres," 26 November 1725 | |
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Swift to the Earl of Peterborough, "Meeting with Walpole," 28 April 1726 | |
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Swift to Mrs. Howard, "Wearing Irish Wool," October 1726 | |
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Swift to Mrs. Howard, "Mercenary Yahoo," 27 November 1726 | |
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Swift to Alexander Pope, "Improbable Lies," 27 November 1726 | |
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Swift to Esther Johnson, "'The Prince of Lilliput' to 'Stella,'" 11 March 17261727 | |
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Swift to John Wheldon, "Longitude," 27 September 1727 | |
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Swift to Alexander Pope, "Stranger in a Strange Land," 11 August 1729 | |
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Swift to Alexander Pope, "Dublin's Anti-Catholicism," 2 May 1730 | |
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Swift to the Countess of Suffolk, "A Dose to the Dead," 26 October 1731 | |
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Swift to Mary Pendarves [Delany], "Sociable Evenings," 6 August 1733 | |
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Eighteenth-Century Contexts | |
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From Voyages and Descriptions and A New Voyage Round the World | |
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From The Political Anatomy of Ireland | |
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Reasons Humbly offer'd to both Houses of Parliament | |
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For a Law to Enact the Castration, or Gelding of Popish Ecclesiastics, in This Kingdom, as the best way to Prevent the Growth of Popery | |
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The Declaratory Act III. Criticis | |