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Rosenheim, Edward W., Jr. “Swift and the Atterbury Case,” The Augustan Milieu: Essays
Presented to Louis A. Landa, eds Henry Knight Miller, Eric Rothstein, and G. S. Rousseau
(Oxford, 1970), pp. 174-204
Rosenheim, Edward W., Jr. “Swift and the Martyred Monarch,” Philological Quarterly, 54 (1975),
178-94
Rosenheim, Edward W., Jr. “Swift’s Ode to Sancroft: Another Look,” Modern Philology, 73, no 4,
pt 2 (A Supplement to Honor Arthur Friedman, 1976), S24-S39
Rosenheim, Edward W., Jr. “Teaching A Modest Proposal,” Critical Approaches to Teaching
Swift, ed. Peter J. Schakel (New York, 1992), pp. 203-14
Rosenheim, Edward W., Jr. “The Fifth Voyage of Gulliver: A Footnote,” Modern Philology, 34
(1962), 103-19
Rosenheim, Edward W., Jr. Swift and the Satirist’s Art. Chicago and London, 1963
Rosenheim, Edward, Jr. “Anger as a Fine Art,” College Composition and Communication, 16
(1965), 80-84
Rosenheim, Edward, Jr. “Rev. Barry Slepian, ‘The Ironic Intention of Swift’s Verses on his Own
Death,’ Review of English Studies, 14 (1963), 249-56,” Philological Quarterly, 43 (1964), 392
Rosenheim, Edward, Jr. “Rev. Irvin Ehrenpreis, Swift, the Man, his Works, and the Age, I: Mr
Swift and his Contemporaries (London and Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1962),” Modern Philology,
62 (1964-65), 75-81
Rosenheim, Edward, Jr. “Rev. Jonathan Swift, A Discourse of the Contests and Dissentions
between the Nobles and the Commons in Athens and Rome, ed. Frank H. Ellis (Oxford, 1967),”
Modern Philology, 66 (1968), 59-74
Rosenheim, Edward, Jr. “The Text and Context of Swift’s Contests and Dissentions,” Modern
Philology, 66 (1968-69), 59-74
Rosenthal, Laura. “Rev. Raymond Stephanson, The Yard of Wit: Male Creativity and Sexuality,
1650-1750 (Philadelphia, 2004),” 1650-1850: Ideas, Aesthetics, and Inquiries in the Early Modern
Era, 11, (2005), 551-54
Rosner, Lisa. “Lisa’s Travels into Several Remote Sites of the Internet (tendered with due respect
to Mr Swift),” The East-Central Intelligencer, 17, no 2 (2003), 14-15
Ross, Angus and David Woolley, eds. Jonathan Swift, Major Works. Oxford, 2003
Ross, Angus and David Woolley, eds. The Oxford Authors: Jonathan Swift. Oxford and New
York, 1984
Ross, Angus, and David Woolley, eds.“A Tale of a Tub” and Other Works. Oxford and New York,
1986
Ross, Angus, ed. Poetry of the Augustan Age. London, 1970
Ross, Angus, ed. Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World, Known as Gulliver’s Travels.
London, 1972
Ross, Angus. “‘The Grand Question Debated’: Swift on Peace and War,” Swift, the Enigmatic
Dean: Festschrift for Hermann Josef Real, eds Rudolf Freiburg, Arno Löffler, and Wolfgang Zach
(Tübingen, 1998), pp. 247-61
Ross, Angus. “Culture and Capital: Dublin’s Swift and Edinburgh’s Scott,” English Literatures in
International Contexts, eds Heinz Antor and Klaus Stierstorfer (Heidelberg, 2000), pp. 63-76
Ross, Angus. “Rev. F. P. Lock, The Politics of ‘Gulliver’s Travels’ (Oxford, 1980),” Times Higher
Educational Supplement, 15 August 1980, p. 15
Ross, Angus. “Swift, Jonathan,” The Penguin Companion to Literature, I: Britain and the
Commonwealth, ed. David Daiches (Harmondsworth, Middlesex, 1971), pp. 507-9
Ross, Angus. “The Anatomy of Melancholy and Swift,” Swift and his Contexts, eds John Irwin