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O’Rahilly, T. F. “Irish Scholars in Dublin in the Early Eighteenth Century,” Gadelica, 1 (1913),
156-62
O’Regan, Philip. Archbishop William King (1650-1729) and the Constitution in Church and State.
Dublin, 2000
O’Sullivan, Donal. Songs of the Irish: An Anthology of Irish Folk Music and Poetry with English
Verse Translations. Dublin, 1960
O’Sullivan, Maurice J. “‘How Now? What Means this Passion at his Name?’” American Notes and
Queries, 24, nos 9-10 (1986), 142-44
O’Sullivan, Maurice J. “Swift’s Pedro de Mendez,” American Notes and Queries, 22 (1984), 131-
33
O’Sullivan, Seumas. The Rose and Bottle and Other Essays (Dublin, 1946) (see pp. 53-58 for
“Jack and Lion: A Note on Orrery’s Remarks on Swift”)
O’Toole, James. “A New Book from Swift’s Library,” Swift Studies, 9 (1994), 113-17
O’Toole, Michael. “Swift Papers in Hospital Cellar,” The Evening Press, 28 January 1988
Oakes, Michael P. Statistics for Corpus Linguistics (Edinburgh, 1998) (see pp. 215-18 for “Studies
of Swift and his Contemporaries”)
Oakleaf, David. “Gulliver’s Melancholy Dream of Power,” Transactions of the Samuel Johnson
Society of the Northeast, 13 (1982), 49-59
Oakleaf, David. “Politics and History,” The Cambridge Companion to Jonathan Swift, ed.
Christopher Fox (Cambridge, 2003), pp. 31-47
Oakleaf, David. “Rev. Carole Fabricant, Swift’s Landscape (Baltimore and London, 1982),” Ariel,
15, no 1 (1984), 90-92
Oakleaf, David. “Rev. Deborah Baker Wyrick, Jonathan Swift and the Vested Word (Chapel Hill,
North Carolina, and London, 1988),” Eighteenth-Century Fiction, 2, no 2 (1990), 165-67
Oakleaf, David. “Trompe-L’Oeil: Gulliver and the Distortions of the Observing Eye,” University of
Toronto Quarterly, 53 (1983-84), 166-80
Ober, William R. “Seats of the Mighty,” Medical Opinion (1972), pp. 53-59
Obermüller, Klara. “Gullivers Reisen im Schauspielhaus Zürich,” Weltwoche, 13 November 1986,
p. 68
Oehlke, Andreas. Irland und die Iren in deutschen Reisebeschreibungen des 18. und 19.
Jahrhunderts. Frankfurt am Main, 1992
Oeser, Hans-Christian. Treffpunkt Irland: ein literarischer Reiseführer (Stuttgart, 1996) (see pp.
45-50 and passim for Swift)
Oettinger, Edouard-Marie. Bibliographie biographique universelle: Dictionnaire des ouvrages
relatifs à l’histoire de la vie publique et privée des personnages célèbres des tous les temps et de
toutes les nations, 1 (Paris, 1866) (see cols 1744-45 for Swift)
Ogawa, Yasuhiro. “Curse of Never Dying: Swift’s Struldbrugg Episode,” Essays in Foreign
Languages & Literatures, 24 (1978), 85-117
Ogawa, Yasuhiro. “Fushi no Noroi [Curse of Never Dying],” Hokkaido Daigoku: Gaikokugo,
Gaikoku Kenkyu, 24 (1978), 85-117
Ogden, Daniel. “Looking for Utopia: Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels (1726) as a Commentary on
More’s Utopia (1516),” Ordets makt och tankens frihet: om språket som maktfaktor, ed. Rut
Boström Andersson (Uppsala, 1999), pp. 247-51
Ohlin, Peter. “Cadenus and Vanessa: Reason and Passion,” Studies in English Literature, 4 (1964),
485-96
Oliver, H. J. “Another Source of Gulliver’s Travels,” Notes and Queries, 192 (1947), 280
Oliver, Kathleen M. “Swift’s Mrs Harris’s Petition,” The Explicator, 52 (1994), 216-19