Books written by the author
Jonathan
Swift, one of the most important authors of the literature has left
behind a lot
of works, which are read throughout thbe world. His texts had been
translated
into many languages. His work includes:
Prose works
v
“A
Tale of a Tub”
v
“Battle
of the Books”
v
“Gulliver’s
Travels”
v
“A
Modern Proposal”
Essays,
tracts, pamphlets, periodicals
v
“A
Meditation upon a Broomstick”
v
“The
Bickerstaff-Partridge
Papers”
v
"An Argument about
Abolishing Christianity"
v
“The
Intelligencer”
v
“The Examiner”
v
"A Proposal for
Correcting, Improving and Ascertaining the English
Tongue"
v
"Hints toward an
Essay on
Conversation"
v
"A Letter of
Advice to a
Young Poet"
v
“Drapier’s
Letters”
v
"An Essay on the
Fates of
Clergymen"
v
"A Treatise on
Good
Manners and Good Breeding"
Poems
v
“Poems
of Jonathan Swift”
v
"Baucis
and Philemon"
v
"A
Description of the Morning"
v
"A
Description of a City Shower"
v
"Cadenus
and Vanessa"
v
"Phillis,
or, the Progress of Love"
v
Stella's
birthday poems
v
"The
Progress of Beauty"
v
"The
Progress of Poetry"
v
"A
Satirical Elegy on the Death of a Late Famous General”
v
"To
Quilca, a Country House not in Good Repair" "Advice to the
Grub Street
Verse-writers"
v
"On
a Very Old Glass"
v
"A
Pastoral Dialogue"
v
"The
Grand Question debated Whether Hamilton's Bawn should be turned into a
Barrack
or a Malt House"
v
"On
Stephen Duck, the Thresher and Favourite Poet"
v
"Death
and Daphne"
v
"The
Place of the Damn'd"
v
"A
Beautiful Young Nymph Going to Bed"
v
"Strephon
and Chloe"
v
"Helter
Skelter"
v
"Cassinus
and Peter: A Tragical Elegy"
v
"The
Day of Judgment"
v
"Verses
on the Death of Dr. Swift, D.S.P.D."
v
"An
Epistle To A Lady"
v
"The
Beasts' Confession to the Priest”
v
"The
Lady's Dressing Room"
v
"The
Puppet Show"
v
"The
Logicians Refuted"
Correspondence,
personal writings
v
"When
I Come to Be Old"
v
“The Journal to
Stella”
v
“Letters”
Sermons,
prayers
v
“Three
Sermons and Three Prayers.”
v
“Three
Sermons: I. on mutual subjection. II. on conscience. III. on the
trinity.”
v
“Writings
on Religion and the Church”
v
"The
First He Wrote Oct. 17, 1727."
v
"The
Second Prayer Was Written Nov. 6, 1727."
Miscellany
v
“Directions
to Servants”
v
"Thoughts
on Various Subjects."
v
“Historical Writings”
v
“Irish Tracts and Sermons”
v
“History of the Last Four Years of the Queen”
v
“Political Tracts”
v
“Tracts Relating to England”
v
“Irish Tracts”
v
“Polite Conversation”
v
“Letters of Jonathan Swift to Charles Ford”
v
“Letters of Jonathan Swift to Charles Ford”
v
“Discourse Concerning the Mechanical Operation of the
Spirit”
v
“Last Will and Testament of the Revd. Dr.Jonathan
Swift”
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