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JONATHAN SWIFT – A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CRITICAL STUDIES/ UPDATED JANUARY 2011 201
Eighteenth Century. London, 1989
McGrath, Ivar and Chris Fauske, eds. Money, Power, and Print: Interdisciplinary Studies on the
Financial Revolution in the British Isles. Newark: University of Delaware Press, 2008
McGreary, Thomas. “Pope and Frederick, Prince of Wales: Gifts and Memorials of Friendship,”
The Scriblerian, 33 (2000), 40-47 (concerns letter to Swift of 17-19 May 1739)
McGuinness, Rosamond. English Court Odes, 1660-1820 (Oxford, 1971) (see pp. 62-65 for
Directions for a Birthday Song)
McHugh, Roger and Maurice Harmon. Short History of Anglo-Irish Literature: From its Origins to
the Present Day. Dublin, 1982
McHugh, Roger and Philip Edwards, eds. Jonathan Swift, 1667-1745: A Dublin Tercentenary
Tribute. Dublin, 1967
McHugh, Roger. “Anglo-Irish Poetry, 1700-1850,” Irish Poets in English: The Thomas Davis
Lectures on Anglo-Irish Poetry, ed. Seán Lucy (Cork and Dublin, 1973), pp. 75-90
McHugh, Roger. “Swift, Jonathan,” Cassell’s Encyclopaedia of Literature, ed. S. H. Steinberg, 2
vols (London, 1953), II, 1529-30
McHugh, Roger. “The Life of Jonathan Swift,” Swift Revisited, ed. Denis Donoghue (Cork, 1968),
pp. 9-24
McHugh, Roger. “The Woven Figure: Swift’s Irish Context,” University Review, 4 (1967), 35-52
McHugh, Roger. “These Riddles of Swift,” Sunday Press, 24 March 1968, p. 20
McInnes, Angus. Robert Harley, Puritan Politician. London, 1970
McIntosh, Carey. “Rev. Ann Cline Kelly, Swift and the English Language (Philadelphia, 1988),”
The Eighteenth Century, n. s. 14 - for 1988 (New York, 1995), VI: 394-95
McIntosh, Carey. The Choice of Life: Samuel Johnson and the World of Fiction. New Haven and
London, 1973
McIntyre, Ian. “Rev. Victoria Glendinning, Jonathan Swift (London, 1998),” The Times, 27
August 1998
McKee, John B. “The Speaker as Victim: Context Withholding in Gulliver’s Travels,” Literary
Irony and the Literary Audience: Studies in the Victimization of the Reader in Augustan Fiction
(Amsterdam, 1974), pp. 30-53
McKelvie, C. L. “Rev. A. L. Rowse, Jonathan Swift: Major Prophet (London, 1975),”
Hermathena, 120 (1976), 89-91
McKelvie, C. L. “Scriblerians’ Books in Armagh Public Library,” The Scriblerian, 8 (1975), 56
McKelvie, C. L. “Swift’s Corrections to Gulliver’s Travels,” The Irish Times, 5 October 1976
McKelvie, Colin, ed. Gulliver’s Travels. Belfast, 1976
McKelvie, Colin, ed. Gulliver’s Travels: A Facsimile Reproduction of a Large-Paper Copy of the
First Edition (1726) Containing the Author’s Annotations. Delmar, New York, 1980
McKelvin, C. L. “The ‘Bickerstaff’ Pamphlet at Armagh,” The Scriblerian, 7 (1975), 123
McKenzie, Alan T. “‘The Lamentation of Glumdalclitch for the Loss of Grildrig: A Pastoral.’
What We Have Been Missing,” Texas Studies in Literature and Language, 12 (1970-71), 583-94
McKenzie, Alan T. “Lemuel Gulliver and Pepper-Water-Worms,” The Scriblerian, 1 (1968), 31-
32
McKenzie, Alan T. “Proper Words in Proper Places: Syntax and Substantive in The Conduct of the
Allies,” Eighteenth-Century Studies, 1 (1967-68), 253-60
McKenzie, Alan T. “The Manipulation and Distortion of Abstractions in the Prose of Jonathan
Swift,” Critical Approaches to Teaching Swift, ed. Peter J. Schakel (New York, 1992), pp. 76-88
McKenzie, Gordon. “Swift: Reason and Some of its Consequences,” University of California
Publications in English, 8 (1940), 101-28