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Examining transnational poetics of comparison that contest the comparative practices of colonialist
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Prevailing perceptions are often not only inaccurate but also premised on outright falsehoods
Swift at Moor Park Jean Hubbell Examining transnational poetics of comparisonSometime toward the middle of 1689, a twenty one year old Irishman named Jonathan Swift entered the employ of Sir William Temple, an essayist and retired diplomat. Swift spent most of the next decade working as secretary at Moor Park, Temple's country house in Surrey. When he left in 1699, he was already a satirist of exceptional power. Drawing upon considerable new documentary evidence, Swift at Moor Park represents the most exhaustive study yet
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