Private and Public Modes in the Poetry of Jonathan Swift

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University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1974 - 428 pages

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TWO STRAINS OF POETRY
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THE PATTERN OF RAILLERY
34
THE DEAN AS TRIFLER
82
Copyright

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TitlePrivate and Public Modes in the Poetry of Jonathan Swift
AuthorDavid Reynolds Sheehan
PublisherUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1974
Original fromthe University of Wisconsin - Madison
DigitizedMar 25, 2009
Length428 pages
  
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