The Works of Dr. Jonathan Swift, Dean of St. Patrick's, DublinC. Bathurst, J. Rivington, W. Strahan, B. Collins, J. Hinton, J. Dodsley, L. Davis and C. Reymers, R. Baldwin, and W. Bowyer, 1766 |
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Page viii
... tion contains upwards of one hundred pieces more than it . As to the Life of Dr. Swift , many accounts have been published of it . Thefe have mutually reflec- ted light upon each other , afcertained controver- ted facts , and rectified ...
... tion contains upwards of one hundred pieces more than it . As to the Life of Dr. Swift , many accounts have been published of it . Thefe have mutually reflec- ted light upon each other , afcertained controver- ted facts , and rectified ...
Page ix
... tion of the works of the celebrated Dean of St. Patrick's . Lord Orrery tells us , that Dr. Swift left behind him few manuscripts ; not one of any confequence , except an account of the peace of Utrecht , which he called An hiftory of ...
... tion of the works of the celebrated Dean of St. Patrick's . Lord Orrery tells us , that Dr. Swift left behind him few manuscripts ; not one of any confequence , except an account of the peace of Utrecht , which he called An hiftory of ...
Page xi
... Wil- liam , Dryden , Jonathan , and Adam , were attornies . Godwin having married a rela- tion of the old Marchionefs of Ormond , the old Duke of Ormond made him his attorney- general b general in the palatinate of Tipperary in Ire- land .
... Wil- liam , Dryden , Jonathan , and Adam , were attornies . Godwin having married a rela- tion of the old Marchionefs of Ormond , the old Duke of Ormond made him his attorney- general b general in the palatinate of Tipperary in Ire- land .
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... tion for him was become so strong , that find- ing it neceffary to vifit a fick relation there , the carried him with her , without the know- ledge of his mother or uncle . At this place he continued about three years ; for , when the ...
... tion for him was become so strong , that find- ing it neceffary to vifit a fick relation there , the carried him with her , without the know- ledge of his mother or uncle . At this place he continued about three years ; for , when the ...
Page xvi
... tion of Sir William , Swift greatly increased his political knowledge ; but fufpecting Sir William of neglecting to provide for him , merely that he might keep him in his fami- ly , he at length refented it so warmly , that , in 1694 ...
... tion of Sir William , Swift greatly increased his political knowledge ; but fufpecting Sir William of neglecting to provide for him , merely that he might keep him in his fami- ly , he at length refented it so warmly , that , in 1694 ...
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