Ireland in the days of Dean Swift : (Irish tracts, 1720 to 1734)
Introduction.--The drapier's letters.--The address to the jury.--Swift's description of Quilca.--Answer to a paper.--Maxims controlled.--A short view of the state of Ireland, 1727.--The story of the injured lady.--The answer to the injured lady.--A letter to the Archbishop of Dublin, concerning the weavers.--Two letters on subjects relative to the improvement of Ireland.--The present miserable state of Ireland.--"A proposal for the universal use of Irish manufactures."--A modest proposal, 1729.--A character, panegyric, and description of the Legion club, 1736.--On doing good
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