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... Swift's great friend Arbuthnot . Swift does not spare his satire on the political pretensions and worldliness of the Church of Rome , and he makes fun of doctrines and practices which England rejected at the Reformation . He also makes ...
... Swift's great friend Arbuthnot . Swift does not spare his satire on the political pretensions and worldliness of the Church of Rome , and he makes fun of doctrines and practices which England rejected at the Reformation . He also makes ...
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... Swift , Johnson , Pope and Con- greve shared the same view , and that Swift's satire on the abuses of learning is based on it , though the foundations may be concealed by the remarkable superstructure . Swift himself was a learned man ...
... Swift , Johnson , Pope and Con- greve shared the same view , and that Swift's satire on the abuses of learning is based on it , though the foundations may be concealed by the remarkable superstructure . Swift himself was a learned man ...
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... Swift's most honoured friend was Arbuthnot , the friend also of Pope . He was a physician - he was doctor to Queen ... Swift for this remarkable volume , the fruit of the leisure hours of a busy and fashionable doctor . Arbuthnot ...
... Swift's most honoured friend was Arbuthnot , the friend also of Pope . He was a physician - he was doctor to Queen ... Swift for this remarkable volume , the fruit of the leisure hours of a busy and fashionable doctor . Arbuthnot ...
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Some English Letter Writers of the Seventeenth | 1 |
Some Observations By Professor | 29 |
Plato and Ruskin By THE VERY REV W | 49 |
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