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Paulson, Ronald. “Swift, Stella, and Permanence,” ELH, 27 (1960), 298-314
Paulson, Ronald. “The Rape of the Lock: A Jacobite Aesthetics?” Acts of Narrative, eds Carol
Jacobs and Henry Sussman (Stanford, California, 2003), pp. 130-45 (compares The Rape of the
Lock with The Progress of Beauty and The Lady’s Dressing Room)
Paulson, Ronald. Breaking and Remaking: Aesthetic Practice in England, 1700-1820. New
Brunswick and London, 1989
Paulson, Ronald. Don Quixote in England: The Aesthetics of Laughter. Baltimore and London,
1998
Paulson, Ronald. Hogarth, I: The “Modern Moral Subject,” 1697-1737. New Brunswick, New
Jersey, and London, 1991
Paulson, Ronald. Hogarth, II: High Art and Low, 1732-1750. New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1992
Paulson, Ronald. Hogarth, III: Art and Politics, 1750-1764. New Brunswick, New Jersey, 1993
Paulson, Ronald. Satire and the Novel in Eighteenth-Century England. New Haven and London,
1967
Paulson, Ronald. The Fictions of Satire. Baltimore, 1967
Paulson, Ronald. Theme and Structure in Swift’s “Tale of a Tub.” New Haven, 1960
Pauschert, Uwe. “‘It Should be only Rationis Capax,’” Swift Studies, 1 (1986), 67
Peacock, Alan J. “Swift, Delany, and an Old Man’s Advice,” English Language Notes, 22, no 4
(1985), 41-45
Peake, C. H. “Rev. Louis A. Landa, Swift and the Church of Ireland (Oxford and London, 1954),”
Modern Language Review, 50 (1955), 568-69
Peake, C. H. “Rev. William Bragg Ewald, Jr, The Masks of Jonathan Swift (Cambridge,
Massachusetts, and Oxford, 1954),” Modern Language Review, 50 (1955), 569
Peake, Charles. “Poetry 1700-1740,” Dryden to Johnson, The New History of Literature, IV, ed.
Roger Lonsdale (New York, 1986 [1971]), pp. 137-59
Peake, Charles. “Swift and the Passions,” Modern Language Review, 55 (1960), 169-80
Peake, Charles. “Swift on Poets and Poetry,” Swift and his Contexts, eds John Irwin Fischer,
Hermann J. Real, and James Woolley (New York, 1989), pp. 97-114
Peake, Charles. “Swift’s Birthday Verses to Stella,” Proceedings of The First Münster Symposium
on Jonathan Swift, eds Hermann J. Real and Heinz J. Vienken (München, 1985), pp. 175-86
Peake, Charles. “Swift’s Satirical Elegy on a Late Famous General,” Review of English Literature,
3, no 3 (1962), 80-89
Peake, Charles. “Swift’s Satirical Elegy on a Late Famous General,” Essential Articles for the
Study of Jonathan Swift’s Poetry, ed. David M. Vieth (Hamden, Connecticut, 1984), pp. 197-206
Peake, Charles. “The Coherence of Gulliver’s Travels,” Focus: Swift, ed. Claude J. Rawson
(London, 1971), pp. 171-96
Peake, Charles. Jonathan Swift and the Art of Raillery, The Princess Grace Irish Library Lectures,
no 3 (Gerrards Cross, Bucks, 1986)
Pearce, Edward. The Great Man - Sir Robert Walpole: Scoundrel, Genius and Britain’s First
Prime Minister. London, 2007
Pearl, Raymond. “Dean Swift and the Goldfish,” American Speech, 1 (1926), 40-42
Pearson, Hesketh. “Jonathan Swift (1667-1745),” Lives of the Wits (London, Melbourne, Toronto,
1962), pp. 1-51
Pechel, Rudolf. “Der Feind der Yahoos: zum 150. Jubiläum der ersten deutschen Übersetzung von
Gullivers Reisen,” Deutsche Rundschau, 256 (1938), 36-40
Peck, John and Martin Coyle. A Brief History of English Literature. Houndmills, Basingstoke, and
New York, 2002