The Mind and Art of Jonathan SwiftOxford University Press, 1936 - 398 pages |
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Page 243
... Pope's villa , that Pope revealed something of his satiric schemes . Also to be dis- cussed was the joint Miscellany which Pope and Swift were projecting , the first two volumes of which were eventually published on 24 June 1727 . The ...
... Pope's villa , that Pope revealed something of his satiric schemes . Also to be dis- cussed was the joint Miscellany which Pope and Swift were projecting , the first two volumes of which were eventually published on 24 June 1727 . The ...
Page 338
... Pope who occupied the foremost place in Swift's thoughts during these latter years , and their correspondence ended only with the dean's loss of memory in 1740. It were unreasonable to question Pope's motives in keeping up this long ...
... Pope who occupied the foremost place in Swift's thoughts during these latter years , and their correspondence ended only with the dean's loss of memory in 1740. It were unreasonable to question Pope's motives in keeping up this long ...
Page 339
... Pope , nor is there an atom of evidence to show that Pope was motivated by greed for profits . The second incident wherein Pope has been accused of disloyalty to Swift has been presented as an elaborate plot on Pope's part to gain ...
... Pope , nor is there an atom of evidence to show that Pope was motivated by greed for profits . The second incident wherein Pope has been accused of disloyalty to Swift has been presented as an elaborate plot on Pope's part to gain ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
CONTROLLING IDEAS | 49 |
The Battle of the Books AND A Tale of a Tub | 75 |
Copyright | |
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