Swift as a master of satire and social critique, not merely a journalist, shaping the politics of his day.
This volume frames Jonathan Swift as a sharp-eyed observer who used periodical writing to dissect 18th‑century life. It argues that his essays and letters go beyond journalism, offering a deep critique of society and government while guiding readers through the era’s political debates. The collection also traces how Swift’s work helped illuminate national interests, public virtue, and the balance of power during a pivotal time in English history.
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