The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, Volume VII., Edited by Temple Scott

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Swift, Jonathan, 1667-1745

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The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, D.D. - Volume 07 Historical and Political Tracts-Irish

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Ireland -- Politics and government -- 18th century

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18250

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April 24, 2006

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.Untitled
2. 2.THE PROSE WORKS — OF — JONATHAN SWIFT, D.D. — EDITED BY — TEMPLE SCOTT. — VOL. VII — HISTORICAL AND POLITICAL TRACTS—IRISH
3. 3.SOME PRESS OPINIONS — Jonathan Swift From an engraving by Andrew Miller after the painting by Francis Bindon in the Deanery of St. Patrick's Dublin.
4. 4.INTRODUCTION
5. 5.CONTENTS — A LETTER — TO — A MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT, IN IRELAND, — UPON THE CHOOSING A NEW SPEAKER THERE.
6. 6.NOTE. — 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. — NOTE. — A
7. 7.PROPOSAL — For the universal Use — Of Irish Manufacture, — IN — UTTERLY — Rejecting and Renouncing
8. 8.ENGLAND. — A PROPOSAL FOR THE UNIVERSAL USE OF IRISH MANUFACTURE, IN CLOTHES AND FURNITURE OF HOUSES, &c. — UTTERLY REJECTING AND RENOUNCING EVERY THING WEARABLE THAT COMES FROM ENGLAND. — AN ESSAY — ENGLISH BUBBLES. — BY THOMAS HOPE, ESQ. — NOTE. — AN ESSAY ON ENGLISH BUBBLES. — BY THOMAS HOPE, ESQ. — THE SWEARER'S BANK. — NOTE. — THE
9. 9.IRELAND . — The Medicinal Use of Oaths is considered. — (WITH — The Best in Christendom . A TALE.) — Written by Dean Swift . — An ESSAY upon English Bubbles . — By Thomas Hope , Esq ; — THE SWEARER'S BANK. — A LETTER — TO THE — KING AT ARMS. — THE — LAST SPEECH AND DYING WORDS — OF — EBENEZER ELLISTON. — WHO WAS EXECUTED THE SECOND DAY OF MAY, 1722. — NOTE. — THE LAST SPEECH AND DYING WORDS OF EBENEZER ELLISTON. — THE TRUTH — OF SOME — MAXIMS IN STATE AND GOVERNMENT, — EXAMINED — WITH REFERENCE TO IRELAND. — NOTE. — MAXIMS CONTROLLED [37] IN IRELAND. — THE — BLUNDERS, DEFICIENCIES, DISTRESSES, — AND MISFORTUNES OF QUILCA. — PROPOSED TO CONTAIN ONE AND TWENTY VOLUMES IN QUARTO — NOTE. — THE — BLUNDERS, DEFICIENCIES, DISTRESSES, AND MISFORTUNES OF QUILCA. [45] — A SHORT VIEW — THE STATE OF IRELAND. — NOTE. — A — Short VIEW — OF THE
10. 10.IRELAND. — THE STORY — OF THE — INJURED LADY. — WRITTEN BY HERSELF. — AND — THE ANSWER TO THE — INJURED LADY. — NOTE. — THE — STORY — OF THE
11. 11.INJURED LADY. — Scotch Perfidy, Irish Poverty, and English Partiality. — WITH — LETTERS and POEMS — Never before Printed. — By the Rev. Dr. Swift, D.S.P.D. — 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." — NOTE. — AN ANSWER TO A PAPER, CALLED "A MEMORIAL — POOR INHABITANTS, TRADESMEN, AND LABOURERS OF THE KINGDOM OF IRELAND."
12. 12.TO SEVERAL LETTERS FROM UNKNOWN PERSONS. [86] — ANSWER TO SEVERAL LETTERS FROM UNKNOWN PERSONS. [87] — AN ANSWER TO SEVERAL LETTERS SENT ME FROM UNKNOWN HANDS. [94] — A LETTER TO THE ARCHBISHOP OF DUBLIN, — CONCERNING THE WEAVERS. — NOTE. — 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," ETC. [102] — THE — PRESENT MISERABLE STATE — OF
13. 13.IRELAND. — NOTE. — THE PRESENT MISERABLE STATE OF IRELAND. — THE SUBSTANCE — OF WHAT WAS SAID BY — THE DEAN OF ST. PATRICK'S — TO — THE LORD MAYOR AND SOME OF THE ALDERMEN, — WHEN HIS LORDSHIP CAME TO PRESENT THE SAID DEAN WITH HIS FREEDOM IN A GOLD BOX. — NOTE. — THE SUBSTANCE OF WHAT WAS SAID BY THE DEAN OF ST. PATRICK'S — TO THE LORD MAYOR AND SOME OF THE ALDERMEN, WHEN HIS LORDSHIP CAME TO PRESENT THE SAID DEAN WITH HIS FREEDOM IN A GOLD BOX. — ADVERTISEMENT BY DR. SWIFT, — IN HIS — DEFENCE AGAINST JOSHUA, LORD ALLEN. [112] — A — LETTER — ON — MR. M'CULLA'S PROJECT ABOUT HALFPENCE, — AND A NEW ONE PROPOSED.
14. 14.NOTE. — A LETTER ON MR. M'CULLA'S PROJECT ABOUT HALFPENCE, AND A NEW ONE PROPOSED. — A PROPOSAL — ALL THE LADIES AND WOMEN OF IRELAND SHOULD APPEAR CONSTANTLY IN IRISH MANUFACTURES. — NOTE. — A PROPOSAL THAT ALL THE LADIES AND WOMEN OF IRELAND SHOULD APPEAR CONSTANTLY IN IRISH MANUFACTURES. — A MODEST
15. 15.PROPOSAL — For preventing the — CHILDREN — OF — POOR PEOPLE — Their Parents or Country, — AND — For making them Beneficial to the — Publick . — By Dr. Swift. — NOTE. — A — MODEST PROPOSAL — FOR PREVENTING THE CHILDREN OF POOR PEOPLE FROM BEING A BURTHEN TO THEIR PARENTS OR COUNTRY, AND FOR MAKING THEM BENEFICIAL TO THE PUBLIC. — ANSWER TO THE CRAFTSMAN. — NOTE. — ANSWER TO THE CRAFTSMAN [138] — A — VINDICATION — OF — HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN, LORD CARTERET. — NOTE. — A
16. 16.Lord C——T , — FROM THE — CHARGE — Tories, High-Churchmen and Jacobites . — A VINDICATION OF HIS EXCELLENCY JOHN, LORD CARTERET. — A PROPOSAL — AN ACT OF PARLIAMENT, TO PAY OFF THE DEBT OF THE NATION, WITHOUT TAXING THE SUBJECT. — NOTE. — 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. [172] — AN — EXAMINATION — OF — CERTAIN ABUSES, CORRUPTIONS, AND ENORMITIES — IN THE CITY OF DUBLIN. — NOTE. — AN
17. 17.EXAMINATION — OF CERTAIN — Abuses , Corruptions , — AND — ENORMITIES — IN THE — City of DUBLIN . — A — SERIOUS and USEFUL
18. 18.SCHEME, — To make an — Hospital for Incurables, — OF — Universal Benefit to all His Majesty's Subjects. — A Petition of the Footmen in and about Dublin . — NOTE. — A SERIOUS AND USEFUL SCHEME TO MAKE AN HOSPITAL FOR INCURABLES. — TO THE HONOURABLE — HOUSE OF COMMONS, &c. — NOTE. — TO THE HONOURABLE — HOUSE OF COMMONS, &c. — ADVICE — TO THE — FREEMEN OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN, — IN THE CHOICE OF A MEMBER TO REPRESENT THEM IN PARLIAMENT. — NOTE. — 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. — SOME CONSIDERATIONS IN THE CHOICE OF A RECORDER. — A PROPOSAL — FOR GIVING
19. 19.BEGGARS — IN ALL THE — Parishes of DUBLIN . — BY THE — DEAN of St. PATRICK's — NOTE. — A PROPOSAL FOR GIVING BADGES TO THE BEGGARS IN ALL THE PARISHES OF DUBLIN. — CONSIDERATIONS — ABOUT MAINTAINING THE POOR. — NOTE. — CONSIDERATIONS ABOUT MAINTAINING THE POOR. — ON BARBAROUS DENOMINATIONS IN IRELAND. — SPEECH DELIVERED BY DEAN SWIFT — TO AN ASSEMBLY OF MERCHANTS MET AT THE GUILDHALL, TO DRAW UP A PETITION TO THE LORD LIEUTENANT ON THE LOWERING OF COIN, APRIL 24TH, 1736. — NOTE. — SPEECH DELIVERED ON THE LOWERING OF THE COIN.
20. 20.MISCELLANEOUS PIECES. — IRISH ELOQUENCE. [196] — A DIALOGUE IN HIBERNIAN STYLE BETWEEN A. AND B. [197] — TO THE PROVOST AND SENIOR FELLOWS OF TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN. — TO THE RIGHT WORSHIPFUL THE MAYOR, ALDERMEN, SHERIFFS, AND COMMON-COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF CORK. — TO THE HONOURABLE THE SOCIETY — OF THE — GOVERNOR AND ASSISTANTS, LONDON, — FOR THE NEW PLANTATION IN ULSTER, WITHIN THE REALM OF IRELAND, AT THE CHAMBER IN GUILDHALL, LONDON. — CERTIFICATE TO A DISCARDED SERVANT. — AN EXHORTATION ADDRESSED TO THE SUB-DEAN AND CHAPTER OF ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDRAL, DUBLIN. — APPENDIX. — A LETTER TO THE WRITER OF THE OCCASIONAL PAPER. — NOTE. — "PROPOSAL FOR VIRTUE." — A LETTER TO THE WRITER OF THE OCCASIONAL PAPER. or [200] — [VIDE THE CRAFTSMAN, 1727.] — AN ACCOUNT OF THE COURT AND EMPIRE OF JAPAN. [202] — THE ANSWER OF THE RIGHT HON. WILLIAM PULTENEY, Esq. , TO THE RIGHT HON. SIR ROBERT WALPOLE. [216] — INDEX — FOOTNOTES:

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