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(1982), 71-93
Roberts, Donald R. “A Freudian View of Jonathan Swift,” Literature and Psychology, 6 (1956), 8-
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Roberts, Marie Mulvey. “Science, Magic and Masonry: Swift’s Secret Texts,” Secret Texts: The
Literature of Secret Societies, eds Marie Mulvey Roberts and Hugh J. Ormsby-Lennon (New
York, 1995), pp. 97-113
Roberts, Marie. “The Flying Island and Invisible College in Book Three of Gulliver’s Travels,”
Notes and Queries, 229 (1984), 391-93
Roberts, Maris Mulvey and Hugh Ormsby-Lennon, eds. Secret Texts: The Literature of Secret
Societies. New York, 1995
Roberts, Philip, ed. The Diary of Sir David Hamilton, 1709-1714 (Oxford, 1975) (see for the
impact of The Windsor Prophecy on Queen Anne)
Roberts, Philip. “Rev. Irvin Ehrenpreis, ‘Jonathan Swift: Lecture on a Master Mind,’ Proceedings
of the British Academy, 54 (1968),” Notes and Queries, 218 (1973), 430-31
Roberts, Philip. “Rev. Jonathan Swift, ed. Denis Donoghue, Penguin Critical Anthologies
(Harmondsworth, Middlesex, 1971),” Notes and Queries, 218 (1973), 430-31
Roberts, Philip. “Swift, Queen Anne, and The Windsor Prophecy,” Philological Quarterly, 49
(1970), 254-58
Roberts, Philip. “Swift: The Critical Heritage, ed. Kathleen Williams (London, 1970)” Notes and
Queries, 218 (1973), 430-31
Roberts, Philip. “Swift’s Poetry,” in: W. A. Speck, Swift (London, 1969), pp. 49-72
Roberts, Philip. “The Original of a Swift Letter,” Notes and Queries, 215 (1970), 287-88
Roberts, R. Ellis, ed. “Jonathan Swift, Poet,” Miscellaneous Poems by Jonathan Swift (Waltham
Saint Lawrence, Berkshire, 1928), pp. iii-viii
Roberts, R. Ellis, ed. “Preface,” Selected Essays by the Reverend Jonathan Swift, D. D. (Waltham
St Lawrence, Berkshire, 1925), I, 9-14
Roberts, R. Ellis. “Jonathan Swift in his Poems and Minor Writings,” Reading for Pleasure and
Other Essays (London, 1928), pp. 197-222
Roberts, Taylor. “Unbalanced Coordinates and Resumptive Pronouns,” Papers on Morphology
and Syntax, Cycle One: MIT Working Papers in Linguistics, 33 (Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1999),
323-41
Robertson, Derek V., ed. Eighteenth-Century Imprint Holdings at McMaster University, 1973
Robertson, J. G. “Rev. Sybil Goulding, Swift en France: essai sur la fortune et l’influence de Swift
en France au XVIII e siècle (Paris, 1924),” Modern Language Review, 20 (1925), 92-95
Robertson, M. E. I. “Dean Swift and Modern Methods,” Modern Languages, 8 (1926), 44-46
Robertson, Mary F. “Swift’s Argument: The Fact and the Fiction of Fighting with Beasts,” Modern
Philology, 74 (1976-77), 124-41
Robertson, Randy. “Swift’s Leviathan and the End of Licensing,” Pacific Coast Philology, 40
(2005), 38-55
Robinson, Alan. “Swift and Renaissance Poetry: A Declaration of Independence,” British Journal
for Eighteenth-Century Studies, 8 (1985), 37-50
Robinson, Ian. Swift: Madness & Art. Clarborough, Retford, Nottinghamshire, 1984
Robinson, Ken. “Rev. Felicity A. Nussbaum, The Brink of All We Hate: English Satires on
Women, 1660-1750 (Lexington, Kentucky, 1984),” Yearbook of English Studies, 18 (1988), 272-73
Robinson, Philip. “Jonathan Swift: His Early Writings in Ulster Scots?” Ullans: The Magazine for
Ulster Scots, no 3 (1995), 37-48
Robinson, Philip. “Jonathan Swift: His Early Writings in Ulster-Scots?” Ullans: The Magazine for