Jonathan Swift Complete Works – World’s Best Collection

Jonathan Swift Complete Works – World’s Best Collection

by Jonathan SwiftLeslie Stephen and John Bowles Daly
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Publication Date: 18/01/2021

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JONATHAN SWIFT COMPLETE WORKS – WORLD’S BEST COLLECTION


300+ WORKS - ALL BOOKS, SERMONS, GULLIVER TRAVELS, POETRY, POEMS, RARITIES PLUS BIOGRAPHY AND BONUSES


This is the world’s best Jonathan Swift collection, including the most complete set of works available plus many free bonus materials.


JONATHAN SWIFT


Jonathan Swift was an Anglo-Irish satirist, essayist, political pamphleteer, poet and cleric, who is best remembered for writing "Gulliver's Travels", as well as works such as "A Tale of a Tub", "An Argument Against Abolishing Christianity", "A Modest Proposal". His works are a must-reads and have proven to be continually popular since their first publication.


THE MUST-HAVE COMPLETE COLLECTION


In this irresistible collection you get a full set of Jonathan Swift’s work, including not only novels, but all rarities, poetry, letters; as well as biographies, and other bonus materials.


YOUR FREE EXCLUSIVE SPECIAL BONUSES


In addition, in this collection, you will also receive:


ALL POEMS AND JOURNALISM FROM SWIFT


ALL SERMONS AND RELIGIOUS WORKS


BIOGRAPHIES


Swift, By Leslie Stephen - A biogrpahy of Swift's intriguing life


Ireland In The Days Of Dean Swift, By Jonathan Swift And J. Bowles (John Bowles) Daly - A satirical autobiography written by Swift himself


ARTWORKS


3 Original Paintings of Swift


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WORKS:


ALL 300+ WORKS FROM JONATHAN SWIFT, INCLUDING:


GULLIVER'S TRAVELS


Gulliver’s Travels, 1726


Gulliver’s Travels, 1735


SATIRES


A Tale Of A Tub


The Battle Of The Books


The Bickerstaff-Partridge Papers


The Swearer’s Bank


A Modest Proposal


An Examination Of Certain Abuses


A Complete Collection Of Genteel And Ingenious Conversation


Directions To Servants


The Episode Of Bentley And Wotton.


A Meditation Upon A Broomstick.


An Argument To Prove That The Abolishing Of Christianity In England May, As Things Now Stand, Be Attended With Some Inconveniences, And Perhaps Not Produce Those Many Good Effects Proposed Thereby.


Hints Towards An Essay On Conversation.


Thoughts On Various Subjects


RELIGIOUS WORKS


Sermons


Three Sermons


Brotherly Love


An Argument To Prove That The Abolishing Of Christianity In England


For The Advancement Of Religion


The Sentiments Of A Church Of England Man


Some Thoughts On Freethinking


A Letter To A Young Clergyman


Some Arguments Against Enlarging The Power Of Bishops In Letting Of Leases


Reasons Humbly Offered To His Grace William, Lord Archbishop Of Dublin, &C


On The Bill For The Clergy’s Residing On Their Livings


Considerations Upon Two Bills


Some Reasons Against The Bill For Settling The Tithe


An Essay On The Fates Of Clergymen


Observations On Heylin’s History Of The Presbyterians


Ten Reasons For Repealing The Test Act


POLITICAL WORKS


Drapier’s Letters


A Letter To A Member Of Parliament, In Ireland, Upon The Choosing A New Speaker There


A Proposal For The Universal Use Of Irish Manufacture.


An Essay On English Bubbles.


A Letter To The King At Arms


The Last Speech And Dying Words Of Ebenezer Elliston


The Truth Of Some Maxims In State And Government, Examined With Reference To Ireland


The Blunders, Deficiencies, Distresses, And Misfortunes Of Quilca


A Short View Of The State Of Ireland


The Story Of The Injured Lady


The Answer To The Injured Lady.


An Answer To A Paper, Called “A Memorial Of The Poor Inhabitants, Tradesmen, And Labourers Of The Kingdom Of Ireland.”


Answer To Several Letters From Unknown Persons


An Answer To Several Letters Sent Me From Unknown Hands


A Letter To The Archbishop Of Dublin, Concerning The Weavers


Observations, Occasioned By Reading A Paper Entitled, “The Case Of The Woollen Manufactures Of Dublin”


The Present Miserable State Of Ireland


The Substance Of What Was Said By The Dean Of St. Patrick’s


Advertisement By Dr. Swift, In His Defence Against Joshua, Lord Allen


A Letter On Mr. M’culla’s Project About Halfpence, And A New One Proposed


A Proposal That All The Ladies And Women Of Ireland Should Appear Constantly In Irish Manufactures.


Answer To The Craftsman


A Vindication Of His Excellency John, Lord Carteret.


A Proposal For An Act Of Parliament, To Pay Off The Debt Of The Nation, Without Taxing The Subject


A Case Submitted By Dean Swift To Mr. Lindsay, Counsellor At Law


An Examination Of Certain Abuses, Corruptions, And Enormities In The City Of Dublin


A Serious And Useful Scheme, To Make An Hospital For Incurables, Of Universal Benefit To All His Majesty’s Subjects


To The Honourable House Of Commons


Advice To The Freemen Of The City Of Dublin, In The Choice Of A Member To Represent Them In Parliament


Some Considerations In The Choice Of A Recorder


A Proposal For Giving Badges To The Beggars In All The Parishes Of Dublin


Considerations About Maintaining The Poor


On Barbarous Denominations In Ireland


Speech Delivered By Dean Swift To An Assembly Of Merchants Met At The Guildhall


Speech Delivered On The Lowering Of The Coin


Irish Eloquence.


HISTORICAL WORKS


The History Of The Four Last Years Of The Queen


An Abstract Of The History Of England


Remarks On The Characters Of The Court Of Queen Anne


Remarks On Lord Clarendon’s “History Of The Rebellion”


Remarks On Bishop Burnet’s “History Of His Own Time”


JOURNALISM


Contributions To ‘The Tatler’


Contributions To ‘The Examiner


Contribution To ‘The Spectator’


Contributions To ‘The Intelligencer’


ALL POEMS OF JONATHAN SWIFT


BIOGRAPHIES AND AUTOBIOGRAPHY


Ireland In The Days Of Dean Swift, By Jonathan Swift And J. Bowles (John Bowles) Daly


Swift, By Leslie Stephen


AND MUCH, MUCH MORE

ISBN:
1230004479963
1230004479963
Category:
Classic fiction
Format:
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date:
18-01-2021
Language:
English
Publisher:
Library of Alexandria Collection
Jonathan Swift

Jonathan Swift (1667 – 1745) was a poet, satirist and clergyman; his parents were English but he was born in Dublin. His father died before he was born and his mother soon returned to England. Jonathan was brought up by his nurse in Cumbria and later by his Uncle Godwin back in Dublin. He was very unhappy as he was treated like the poor relative who had kindly been given a home. Jonathan went to Trinity College, Dublin where he was an unruly student and only just scraped through the examinations.

Through family connections he went to work in the home of Sir William Temple in Surrey, as secretary and later became both friend and editor. A young girl called Esther was also living in Sir William's house; she became Swift's closest friend and perhaps his wife. There is a mystery surrounding the relationship – Swift clearly loved her but we don't know whether or not they ever married.

Jonathan Swift's cousin, the poet John Dryden, told him he would never be a poet, but he soon became known as a poet and writer. He wrote many political pamphlets and was sometimes known as 'the mad parson'. He became dean of St Patrick's Cathedral in Dublin in 1713 and became popular in Ireland as a patriotic writer.

Swift was always afraid of madness and often suffered from depression; he suffered serious ill health in his last years. He wrote many volumes of prose and poetry but his best-known work is Gulliver's Travels in which he turned 'traveller's tales' into a biting satire on contemporary life. It has appealed to a wide range of readers over the years, including in its abridged form many children. As well as being a satire it is an exciting story, funny and very inventive.

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