Jonathan Swift

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Jonathan Swift was an Anglo-Irish satirist, essayist, political pamphleteer , poet and Anglican cleric who became Dean of St Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin, hence his common sobriquet, "Dean Swift".Swift is remembered for works such as A Tale of a Tub , An Argument Against Abolishing Christianity , Gulliver's Travels , and A Modest Proposal . He is regarded by the Encyclopædia Britannica as the foremost prose satirist in the English language, and is less well known for his poetry. He originally published all of his works under pseudonyms – such as Lemuel Gulliver, Isaac Bickerstaff, M. B. Drapier – or anonymously. He was a master of two styles of satire, the Horatian and Juvenalian styles.

Published Works

• A Tale of a Tub
• The Battle of the Books
• The Examiner, No. 15
• The Examiner, No. 16
• The Examiner, No. 14
• The Examiner, No. 18
• Verses Wrote In A Lady's Ivory Table-Book: Written 1698
• The Virtues Of Sid Hamet The Magician's Rod
• To Mr. Delany
• Ode To Spring
The Mechanical Operation of The Spirit
Miscellaneous Works
A Complete Key to the Tale of a Tub; With some Account of the Authors, The Occasion and Design of Writing it, and Mr. Wotton's Remarks examined
Some Annotations and Explanatory Notes upon the Tale of a Tub
An Examination of Mr. Wotton's Observations
Letters of Swift and Tooke Relating to the Fifth Edition of A Tale of a Tub
Swift to Benjamin Tooke
The Examiner vs. The Medley
The Examiner, No. 17
The Examiner, No. 19
The Examiner, No. 20
The Examiner, No. 21
The Examiner, No. 22
The Examiner, No. 23
The Examiner, No. 24
The Examiner, No. 25
The Examiner, No. 26
The Examiner, No. 27
The Examiner, No. 28
The Examiner, No. 29
The Examiner, No. 30
The Examiner, No. 31
The Examiner, No. 32
The Examiner, No. 33
The Examiner, No. 34
The Examiner, No. 35
The Examiner, No. 36
The Examiner, No. 37
The Examiner, No. 38
The Examiner, No. 39
The Examiner, No. 40
The Examiner, No. 41
The Examiner, No. 42
The Examiner, No. 43
The Examiner, No. 44
The Examiner, No. 45
The Examiner, No. 46
The Intelligencer
Numb. I.
Numb. III.
Numb. V.
Numb. VII.
Numb. VIII.
Mad Mullinix and Timothy
Numb. IX.
Numb. X.
Tim and the Fables
Numb. XV.
Numb. XIX.
Numb. XX.
Wotton's Observations
The Early Odes
Ode To The King: On His Irish Expedition And The Success Of His Arms In General, Written In 1691
Ode To King William, On His Success In Ireland
Ode To The Athenian Society
Ode To The Honourable Sir William Temple
Ode To Dr. William Sandroft, Late Lord Archbishop of Canterbury
To Mr. Congreve: Written November 1693
Occasioned By Sir W-- T--'s Late Illness And Recovery
Occasional Poems 1698–1710
The Discovery: Written 1699
The Problem
To Their Excellencies The Lords Justices Of Ireland: The Humble Petition Of Frances Harris, Who Must Starve, And Die A Maid If It Miscarries 1700
A Ballad On The Game Of Traffic
Lady B---B--- Finding In The Author's Room Some Verses Unfinished, Wrote A Stanza Of Her Own, With Railery Upon Him: To The Tune Of The Cutpurse; August 1702
Vanbrug's House: Built From The Burnt Ruins Of Whitehall; 1703
The Description Of A Salamander: Out Of Pliny Nat Hist L10 C67 And L29 C4; 1705
The History Of Vanbrug's House: 1706
The Story Of Baucis & Philemon: Ov Met 18
Verses Said To Be Written On The Union
An Elegy On Mr. Partrige, The Almanack-Maker, Who Died On The 29th Of This Instant March, 1708
A Famous Prediction Of Merlin, The British Wizard; Written Above A Thousand Years Ago, And Relating To This Present Year: With Explanatory Notes by T N Philomath
V---'s House Built From The Ruins Of Whitehall That Was Burnt
Baucis And Philemon: Imitated From The Eighth Book Of Ovid
To Mrs Biddy Floyd: 1708
Apollo Outwitted: To The Honourable Mrs Finch, Under Her Name Of Ardelia; 1709
In Pity To The Emptying Town
A Description Of The Morning: April 1709
On The Little House By The Church Yard Of Castleknock
Political & Miscellaneous Poems 1710–1714
A Description Of A City Shower: October 1710
To Mr. Harley's Surgeon
An Excellent New Song, Being The Intended Speech Of A Famous Orator Against Peace
The Speech
The W--Ds--R Prophecy
Corinna
A Fable Of The Widow And Her Cat
The Fable Of Midas
Atlas: To The Earl Of Oxford; 1712
T--L--Nd's Invitation To Dismal, To Dine With The Calves-Head Club: Imitated From Horace, Epist 5 LibI
Peace And Dunkirk: Being An Excellent New Song Upon The Surrender Of Dunkirk To General Hill
Part Of The Seventh Epistle Of The First Book Of Horace Imitated
To Lord Harley, Since Earl Of Oxford, On His Marriage: Written In MDCCXIII
The First Ode Of The Second Book Of Horace: Paraphrased An Addressed To Richard St--Le, Esq
Jeux D'Esprit Of The Scriblerus Club
The Faggot: Written In 1713, When The Queen's Ministers Were Quarrelling Among Themselves
The Author Upon Himself: Afew Of The First Line Were Wanting In The Copy Sent Us By A Friend Of The Author's From London
Horace, Lib 2 Sat 6: Part Of It Imitated
In Sickness: Written Soon After The Author's Coming To Live In Ireland, Upon The Queen's Death, October 1714
Miscellaneous And Personal Poems 1715–1723
The Fable Of The Bitches: Wrote In 1715, On An Attempt To Repeal The Test Act
To The Earl Of Oxford, Late Lord Treasurer Sent To Him When He Was In The Tower, Before His Tryal: Out Of Horace, Written In 1716
Ad Amicum Eruditum Thomam Sheridan: Scripsit Oct 1717
A Quiet Life, And A Good Name: To &c Writ 1719
Phillis, Or, The Progress Of Love: Written 1719
The Progress Of Beauty: Written 1719
The Progress Of Poetry
An Elegy On Mr. Partrige, The Almanack-Maker, Who Died On The 29th Of March 1708
An Excellent New Song On A Seditious Pamphlet: To The Tune Of Packington's Pound Written In 1720
The Run Upon The Bankers: Written 1720
Part Of The 9th Ode Of The 4th Book Of Horace, Addressed To Doctor William King, Late Lord Archbishop Of Dublin: Paulum Sepultae, &c
The Description Of An Irish-Feast, Translated Almost Literally Out Of The Original Irish: In 1720
The Bubble
Written On The Deanery Window Of St Patrick's, Dublin: By Dr Delany
Verses On The Deanery Window By Delany
Another By The Same
Apollo, To Dean Swift: By Himself
News From Parnassus: By Delany
Apollo's Edict
An Epilogue, To Be Spoke At The Theatre-Royal This Present Saturday April The 1st On The Behalf Of The Distressed Weavers
The Journal
A Quibbling Elegy On The Worshipful Judge Boat
The Bank Thrown Down: To An Excellent New Tune
The Progress Of Marriage January 1721–2
A Satirical Elegy: On The Death Of A Late Famous General
Upon The Horrid Plot Discovered By Harlequin The B----Of R---'s French Dog: In A Diologue Between A Whig And A Tory Written In 1722
The Storm; Minerva's Petition
Billet To The Company Of Players
To Charles Ford Esq., On His Birthday January 31st Of The Year 1722–3
Carberiae Rupes In Comitatu Corgagensi Apud Hybernicos: Scripsit Jun 1723
A Translation By William Dunkin
Carbery Rocks In The Country Of Cork, Ireland
The First Of April: A Poem: Inscribed To Mrs E C
Pethox The Great
Epigrams
Political Poems Relating To Wood's Halfpence
A Serious Poem Upon William Wood: Brasier, Tinker, Hard-Ware-Man, Coiner, Counterfeiter, Founder And Esquire
An Epigram On Wood's Brass-Monkey
To His Grace The Archbishop Of Dublin: A Poem
An Excellent New Song Upon His Grace Our Good Lord Archbishop Of Dublin: By Honest Jo, One Of His Grace's Farmers In Fingal
Prometheus, A Poem
Whitshed's Motto On His Coach: Libertas & Natale Solum. Liberty And My Native Country Written In 1724
Verses On The Upright Judge, Who Condemned The Drapier's Printer: Written In 1724
Wood, An Insect: Written In 1725
Wood The Ironmonger: Written In 1724
A Simile, On Our Want Of Silver, And The Only Way To Remedy It: Written In 1725
Miscellaneous Poems 1724–1736
His Grace's Answer To Jonathan
An Epistle To His Grace The Duke Of Grafton, Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland
His Grace's Answer To Jonathan
On Dreams: An Imitation Of Petronius
Sent By Dr. Delany To Dr. S-T, In Order To Be Admitted To Speak To Him : Written About The Year 1724
Sent By Dr. Delany To Dr. S-T, In Order To Be Admitted To Speak To Him: Written About 1724
The Answer
Verses Left In A Window Of Dublin Castle
A Letter From DS-T To DS-Y
A Satyr
A Letter From DS-T To DS-Y
An Apology To The Lady C-R-T
The Birth Of Manly Virtue From Callimachus
Verses On The Revival Of The Order Of The Bath
On Reading Dr. Young's Satires, Called The Universal Passion
A Copy Of Verses Upon Two Celebrated Modern Poets
Advice To The Grub-Street Verse-Writers: Written In 1726
The Dog And Thief: Written In 1726
To The Earl Of P-B-W: Written In 1726
Clever Tom Clinch Going To Be Hanged: Written In 1726
On Seeing Verses Written Upon Windows In Inns
Dr. Sw-To Mr. P-E, While He Was Writing The Dunciad
A Pastoral Dialogue Between Richmond-Lodge And Marble-Hill: Written June 1727, Just After The News Of The King's Death
Desire And Possession: Written In 1727
On Censure: Written In 1727
The Furniture Of A Women's Mind: Written In 1727
Poems From The Holyhead Journal 1727
Shall I Repine
Holyhead September 25 1727
Ireld
On Lord Carteret's Arms Given At Every Inn Where The Lord Lieutenant Dines Or Lies With All The Titles In A Long Parchment
On The Five Ladies At Sots-Hole, With The Doctor At Their Head: The Ladies Treated The Doctor Sent As Far As Officer In The Army; 1728
The Five Ladies Answer To The Beau With The Wig And Wings At His Head
The Beau's Reply To The Five Ladies' Answer
An Elegy On Dicky And Dolly
Paulus, By Mr. L-----Y
Paulus, By Mr. L-----Y
The Answer
Ballyspellin
Ballyspellin
An Answer To The Ballyspellin Ballad
The Journal Of A Modern Lady
Dean Smedley Gone To Seek His Fortune
On Paddy's Character Of The Intelligencer
Directions For A Birthday Song Oct: 30 1729
On Burning A Dull Poem: Written In 1729
An Epistle Upon An Epistle From A Certain Doctor To A Certain Great Lord: Being A Christmas-Box For DD---Ny
An Epistle To His Excellency John Lord Carteret, &C
[An Epistle Upon An Epistle]
A Libel On D-D- And A Certain Great Lord
On The Irish-Club
A Dialogue Between An Eminent Lawyer And Dr. Swift Dean Of St Patrick's, Being An Allusion To The First Satire Of The Second Book Of Horace
A Panegyric On The Reverend D--N S----T In Answer To The Libel On Dr. D--Y, And A Certain Great L-D
To Doctor D-L---Y, On The Libels Writ Against Him
To A Friend Who Had Been Much Abused In Many Inveterate Libels
An Answer To Dr. D-Y's Fable Of The Pheasant And The Lark
The Pheasant And The Lark, &C
The Reader Is Desired To Compare The Doctor's Fable With The Following Answer
An Excellent New Ballad: Or, The True En-Sh D-N To Be Hang'd For A R-Pe
On Stephen Duck, The Thresher, And Favourite Poet, A Quibbling Epigram: Written In 1730
The Dean To Himself On St Cecilia's Day
To Betty The Grizette: Written In 1730
The Lady's Dressing Room
To Mr. Gay On His Being Steward To The Duke Of Queensberry
On Mr. P-Y Being Put Out Of The Council: Written In 1731
The Character Of Sir Robert Walpole
The Life And Genuine Character Of Doctor Swift: Written By Himself
Verses On The Death Of Dr. Swift, DSPD: Occasioned By Reading A Maxim In Rochefoulcault
Helter Skelter, Or The Hue And Cry After The Attorneys, Going To Ride The Circuit
The Place Of The Damned:: By JSDDSPD
The Day Of Judgement
On Psyche
A Beautiful Young Nymph
Strephon And Chloe
Cassinus And Peter: A Tragical Elegy
Apollo: Or, A Problem Solved: Written In 1731
The Beasts Confession To The Priest, On Observing How Most Men Mistake Their Own Talents: Written In 1732
Verses On I Know Not What
To The Reverend Doctor Swift, DSPD: With A Present Of A Paper-Book, Finely Bound, On His Birth-Day, November 30, 1732
Verses Left With A Silver Standish, On The Dean Of St Patrick's Desk, On His Birth-Day
Verses Written By Dr. Swift
A New Simile For The Ladies, With Useful Annotations
An Answer To A Late Scandalous Poem, Wherein The Author Most Audaciously Presumes To Compare A Cloud To A Woman: By Dennis Naphelee, Chief Cap Of Howth
An Answer To A Scandalous Poem, Wherein The Author Most Audaciously Presumes To Cast An Indignity Upon Their Highnesses The Clouds, By Comparing Them To A Woman : Written By Dermot O-Nephely, Chief *Cap Of Howth
An Epistle To A Lady Who Desired The Author To Make Verses On Her, In The Heroick Stile
On Poetry: A Rapsody
A Love Song In The Modern Taste: Written In 1733
The Hardship Put Upon Ladies: Written In 1733
Epigrams On The Busts In Richmond Hermitage
Epigrams Against Carthy: By Swift And Others
Written By The Reverend Dr. Swift On His Own Deafness
Verses Spoken Extempore By Dean Swift On His Curate's Complaint Of Hard Duty
The Parson's Case
The Dean And Duke
From Catullus
Stella, Vanessa, And Rebecca Dingley 1713–1727
Cadenus And Vanessa
A Rebus Written By A Lady, On The Rev D---N S----T With His Answer
Poems Attributed To Vanessa
To Love
Ode To Wisdom
On Stella's Birthday: Written 1718/1719
To Stella, Visiting Me In My Sickness
To Stella, Who Collected And Transcribed His Poems
Verses To Vanessa
Stella's Birthday: Written 1720/1721
Poems Attributed To Stella
To Dr. Swift On His Birthday, November 30, 1721
Jealousy
[If It Be True, Celestial Powers]
To Stella On Her Birthday: Written 1721/22
Stella's Birthday: A Great Bottle Of Wine, Long Buried, Being That Day Dug Up
Stella's Distress On The 3rd Fatal Day Of October 1723
Stella At Wood-Park, A House Of Charles Ford, Esq., Eight Miles From Dublin
A New-Year's-Gift For Bec
To Stella: March 13, MDCCXXIII-IV [Written On The Day Of Her Birth, But Not On The Subject, When I Was Sick In Bed]
Dingley, And Brent A Song
Stella's Birthday
A Recipe To Restore Stella's Youth: Written In 1724/5
Bec's Birthday: November 8th, M DCCXXVI
On The Collar Of Mrs Dingley's Lapdog
Stella's Birthday: 13 March 1726/7
Irish Politics 1724–1737
Horace Book I Ode XIV
Mad Mullinix And Timothy
Tim And The Fables
Tom Mullinex And Dick
Dick, A Maggot
Clad All In Brown: Imitated From Cowley
Dick's Variety
Verses Occasioned By The Sudden Drying Up Of St Patrick's Well Near Trinity College, Dublin, In 1726 [1729?]
[Traulus]
Traulus: The First Part In A Diologue Between Tom And Robin
Traulus: The Second Part
On The Irish Bishops 1731
Judas: Written In 1731/2
Advice To A Parson: An Epigram
Epigram: On Seeing A Worthy Prelate Go Out Of Church In The Time Of Divine Service
On The Words: Brother Protestants, And Fellow Christians, So Familiarly Used By The Advocates For The Repeal Of The Test Act In Ireland, 1733
The Yahoo's Overthrow; Or, The Kevan Bayl's New Ballad, Upon Sergeant Kite's Insulting The Dean To The Tune Of Derry Down
An Epigram: Inscribed To The Honourable Sergeant Kite
On The Archbishop Of Cashel And Bettesworth
On Dr. Rundle, Bishop Of Derry
An Epigram
On A Printer's Being Sent To Newgate, By---
On Noisy Tom
A Character, Panegyric, And Description Of The Legion Club: Written In 1736
A Ballad
'Ay And No': A Tale From Dublin: Written In 1737
Epigram
Poems Relating To Market Hill
On Cutting Down The Old Thorn At Market Hill
My Lady's Lamentation And Complaint Against The Dean: 28 July 1728
Lady A-S-N Weary Of The Dean
On A Very Old Glass
To Janus On New Year's Day: Written In 1729
The Grand Question Debated Whether Hamilton's Bawn Should Be Turned Into A Barrack Or A Malt-House
Drapier's Hill
To Dean Swift: By Sir Arthur Acheson
Robin And Harry
A Pastoral Dialogue
The Revolution At Market-Hill
A Panegyric On The D-N, In The Person Of A Lady In The North Written In The Year 1730
The Dean's Reasons For Not Building At Brapier's Hill
Death And Daphne: To An Agreeable Young Lady, But Extreamely Lean. Written In 1730
Daphne
Riddles By Swift And His Friends
Enigma: By Mr S T
Enigma
A Riddle: Written In 1724
Another
Another
Another
Another
Another: The Gulph Of All Human Possessions. Written In 1724
Another: Louisa To Strephon
Another: Written In 1725
A Riddle
Another
Another
Another
Another
Another: Fontinella To Florinda
Another
Another
Another
Another
Another
A Riddle By Doctor Delany
Answered By Dean Swift
A Letter
Probatur Aliter
Poems Of Doubtful Date
Fabula Canis Et Umbeae
To Mrs Houghton Of Bormount, Upon Praising Her Husband To Dr. Swift
Mr. Jason Hassard, A Woollen-Drapier In Dublin, Put Up The Sign Of The Golden Fleece, And Desired A Motto In Verse
Epigram On Fasting: From The French
An Epigram On Scolding
The Upstart
Verses Made For Women Who Cry Apples, &c
The Author's Manner Of Living
A Portrait From The Life
A Cantata
Trifles
Musa Clonshoghiana
A Left-Handed Letter To Dr. Sheridan
To The Dean Of St Patrick's
The Reverend Dr. Sh-N To JSDDDSPD
D-N S-'s Answer To The Reverend Doctor Sh-N
To The Dean Of St Patrick's: By Dr Sheridan
To The Same: By Dr Sheridan
The Dean Of St Patrick's To Tho: Sheridan
To The Dean Of St Patrick's
The Dean To Tho: Sheridan
To Tho: Sheridan
An Answer By Sheridan
Sheridan, A Goose
Mary The Cook-Maid's Letter To Dr. Sheridan
A Letter To The Reverend Dr. Sh-N
The Answer, By Dr. Sheridan
On Dan Jackson's Picture Cut In Paper
On The Same
Another
On The Foregoing Picture
D-N J-N's Answer
Merry Dan, As 'Tis Fitting, To Sh-N Sendeth Greeting
Answer By Dr. D-Ny
Answer To D-N J-N, By Mr. G-Ge R-Rt
Answer By Dr. S-N
Another Reply By The Dean In Dan Jackson's Name
Dan Jackson's Reply: Written By The Dean In The Name Of Dan J-N
Sheridan's Submission: Written By Dean
Dan Jackson To Sheridan
Sheridan To Dan Jackson
The Last Speech And Dying Words Of Daniel Jackson
To The Rev Mr. Daniel Jackson, To Be Humbly Presented By Mr. Sheridan In Person, With Respect, Care, And Speed: To Be Delivered By And With Mr Sheridan
From Dr. Swift To Dr. Sheridan
A Letter From Dr. Sheridan To Dr. Swift
Dr. Swift's Answer To Doctor Sheridan
Sheridan To Swift
Swift To Sheridan
A Copy Of A Copy Of Verses From Thomas Sheridan, Clerk, To George Nim-Dan-Dean, Esq., Written July 15th, 1721, At Night
George Nim-Dan-Dean, Esq., To Mr. Sheridan, On His Verses, Written July 15, 1721, At Ten In The Morning
George Nim-Dan-Dean's Invitation To Mr. Thomas Sheridan
To George Nim-Dan-Dean, Esq., Upon His Incomparable Verses, &c Of August 2nd, M DCCXXI: Written By Dr Delany In The Name Of Thomas Sheridan
To Mr. Thomas Sheridan, Upon His Verses Written In Circles: By Doctor Swift
On Dr. Sheridan's Circular Verses: By Mr George Rochfort
To Dr. Helsham
To Doctor Sheridan
To The Reverend Doctor Swift, Dean Of St Patrick's
Upon Stealing A Crown When The Dean Was Asleep By Dr. Sheridan
The Dean's Answer
To Quilca, A Country House In No Very Good Repair, Where The Supposed Author, And Some Of His Friends Spent A Summer In The Year 1725
The Blessings Of A Country Life
The Plagues Of A Country Life
The Heathen Does Believe In Christ
Upon Four Dismal Stories In The Doctor's Letter, Relating To Four Of My Friends
Sheridan At Cavan
Verses In Mock Latin
Appendix: To The Trifles To The Dean Of St Patrick's
To The Dean, When In England, In 1726
A True And Faithful Inventory Of The Goods Belonging To Dr. Swift, Vicar Of Lara Cor; Upon Lending His House To The Bishop Of Meath, Until His Own Was Built
Tom Punsibi's Letter To Dean Swift
An Invitation To Dinner, From Doctor Sheridan To Doctor Swift: Written In MDCCXXVII
Peg Ratcliff The Hostess's Invitation To Dean Swift
To The Rev. Doctor Swift, Dean Of St Patrick's, A Birthday Poem: Nov 30 1736
Swift to Pope 13 February 1728/9
Swift to Pope 6 March 1728/9
Swift to Bolingbroke and Pope 5 April 1729 1740
Swift to Pope 11 August 1729
Swift to Bolingbroke 31 October 1729
Swift to Pope 31 October 1729
Swift to Gay 20 November 1729
Swift to Pope 6 February 1729/30
Swift to Pope 26 February 1729/30
‖Swift to Gay 19 March 1729/30
Swift to Bolingbroke 21 March 1729/30 1740
Swift to Pope 2 May 1730
‖Swift to Gay 10 November 1730
Swift to Gay and the Duchess of Queensberry 19 November 1730
Swift to Pope 15 January 1730/1
‖Swift to Gay and the Duchess of Queensberry 13 March 1730/1
Swift to Pope 20 April 1731
‖Swift to Gay 29 June 1731
Swift to Pope 20 July 1731
‖Swift to Gay 28 August 1731
‖Swift to Gay and the Queensberrys [1 December 1731]
‖Swift to Gay 4 May 1732
Swift to Pope 12 June 1732
‖Swift to Gay and the Duchess of Queensberry 10 July 1732
‖Swift to Gay and the Duchess of Queensberry 12 August 1732
‖Swift to Gay and the Duchess of Queensberry 3 October 1732
Swift to Pope 1732/3 1741
Swift to Pope [31 March 1733]
Swift to Pope 1 May 1733
Swift to Pope [Summer Of 1733?]
‖Swift to Pope 8 July 1733
Swift to the Earl of Oxford 30 August 1734
‖Swift to Pope 1 November 1734
Swift to Pope 12 May 1735
Swift to Pope 3 September 1735
Swift to Pope 21 October 1735
Swift to Pope 7 February 1735/6
Swift to Pope 22 April 1736
Swift to Pope 2 December 1736
Swift to Pope 9 February [1736/7]
Swift to Pope 31 May 1737
Swift to Pope [June] 1737
Swift to Pope and Bolingbroke 8–24 August 1738
Swift to Pope 28 April 1739
Swift to Pope ? 10 May 1739
Swift to Pope [1 August 1726]
Swift to Matthew Pilkington 22 July 1732
Swift to Pope 1 May 1733
Swift to Pope 12 May 1735
Swift to Pope 3 September 1735
Swift to Pope 28 June 1715
Swift to Pope 30 August 1716
Swift to Pope 10 January 1720/1
Swift to Gay 8 January 1722/3
Swift to Pope 20 September 1723
Swift to Pope 19 July 1725
Swift to Pope 29 September 1725
Swift to Pope 26 November 1725
Swift and Pope to the Earl of Oxford 3 July 1726
Swift to Pope 4 [August] 1726
Swift to Pope [August 1726]
Swift to Pope and Gay 15 October 1726
Swift to Pope [27] November 1726
Swift to Pope 5 December 1726
Swift to Thomas Sheridan 12 August 1727
Swift to Pope 12 October 1727
Swift to Pope 30 October 1727
Swift to Gay and Pope 23 November 1727
Swift to Gay 26 February 1727/8
Swift to Martha Blount 29 February 1727/8
Swift to Gay 28 March 1728
Swift to Pope 10 May 1728
Swift to Pope 1 June 1728
Swift to Pope 16 July 1728
Epigraph
The tatler (n° 32, 23 juin 1709)
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Notable Works

• Gulliver's Travels
• A Tale of a Tub
• A Modest Proposal
• The Conduct of the Allies
• The Battle of the Books
• Drapier's Letters
• Directions to Servants
• Cadenus and Vanessa
• A Voyage to the Country of the Houyhnhnms
• A Voyage to Laputa, Balnibarbi, Luggnagg, Glubbdubdrib, and Japan
• A Meditation Upon a Broomstick
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