Book cover for Letters to the King: The Prince of Orange, the Chief Ministers of State, and Other Persons by Jonathan Swift and William Temple

Letters to the King

The Prince of Orange, the Chief Ministers of State, and Other Persons

2015 Released
566 Pages
9-13 Hours
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Arkose PressISBN 9781346177281

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Jonathan Swift

Jonathan Swift (1667–1745) was an Irish author and satirist. After receiving a doctor of divinity degree from Trinity College, Dublin, Swift went on to publish numerous books, essays, pamphlets, and poems, many of which express his political allegiance to the Tories. In addition to being a literary and political writer, Swift was dean of St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Dublin.

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