The Mind and Art of Jonathan SwiftOxford University Press, 1936 - 398 pages |
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Page 206
... Pope enthusiastically abetting him , and others like the lord treasurer adding to the merriment on occasion . ( During the earlier years of the tory ministry Swift and Pope seem not to have known one another . Until the appearance of ...
... Pope enthusiastically abetting him , and others like the lord treasurer adding to the merriment on occasion . ( During the earlier years of the tory ministry Swift and Pope seem not to have known one another . Until the appearance of ...
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 385
... Pope ( Oxford , 1934 ) ; and Lester M. Beattie , John Arbuthnot , mathematician and satirist . On the date of the first meetings of the Scriblerus Club , cf. Allen , The clubs of Augustan London , p . 263 . 10 See Sherburn , The early ...
... Pope ( Oxford , 1934 ) ; and Lester M. Beattie , John Arbuthnot , mathematician and satirist . On the date of the first meetings of the Scriblerus Club , cf. Allen , The clubs of Augustan London , p . 263 . 10 See Sherburn , The early ...
Contents
CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
CONTROLLING IDEAS | 49 |
The Battle of the Books AND A Tale of a Tub | 75 |
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