THE

WORKS

OF

Jonathan Swift,D.D.

Dean of St. Patrick's, Dublin.

VOLUME X.

LONDON,
Printed for C. DAVIS, J. HODGES, and W. Bowyer.

MDCCLV.

Rare B.K.R
sept

L. L. Husband.

8-4-31

Contents of the X. Volume.

A Propofal for the universal use of
Irish manufacture.

p. I

19

The Drapier's I. Letter; to the tradef-

men, shopkeepers, and people of Ire-

land concerning Wood's brass half-

pence.

-II. Letter; to Mr. Harding,

printer, about a paragraph in his

news-paper on the fame fubject. 44

III. Letter; to the nobility

and gentry of Ireland, being obfer-

vations on the report of the committee

of the privy-council in England about

Wood's half-pence.

66

117

IV. Letter; to the whole peo-

ple of Ireland.

Seafonable advice to the grand-jury con-

cerning the bill preparing against the

printer of the preceding letter. 153

An extract from the debates of the house
of commons at Westminster, Oct. 21,

1680.

160

The prefentment of the grand-jury of

the county of the city of Dublin. 162

The Drapier's V. Letter; to the lord

vifcount Molefworth.

165

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