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Whistler, Laurence. Rex Whistler: His Life and His Drawings. London, 1948
White, Douglas H. “Swift and the Definition of Man,” Modern Philology, 73 (1976), S48-S55
White, H. O. “The Art of Swift,” Hermathena, 69 (1947), 1-8
White, Harry. “Carolan and the Dislocation of Music in Ireland,” Eighteenth-Century Ireland, 4
(1989), 55-64
White, James Boyd. “ Making the Reader Make his Language: Swift’s A Tale of a Tub” When
Words Lose their Meaning: Constitutions and Reconstitutions of Language, Character, and
Community (Chicago and London, 1984), pp. 114-37
White, John H. “Swift’s Trojan Horses: ‘Reasoning but to Err,’” English Language Notes, 3
(1966), 185-94
White, Newport B. “Bibliography of Dean Swift,” TLS, 9 June 1927, p. 408
White, Robert B., Jr. “Gulliver, Sir Hudibras, and the Logicians,” Notes and Queries, 225 (1980),
33
White, Robert Ogden. “The Importance of Verse Fables in Swift’s Poetic Achievement: ‘In Proper
Terms to Write a Fable,’” doctoral dissertation, Boston University, 1976
White, Terence de Vere. “Jonathan What?” Swift: A Commemorative Supplement, The Irish Times,
22 March 1967
White, Terence de Vere. The Parents of Oscar Wilde, Sir William and Lady Wilde. London, 1967
White, Terence de Vere. The Story of the Royal Dublin Society. Tralee, 1955
Whiteside, Leslie and Andrew Whiteside. Where Swift and Berkeley Learnt: A History of Kilkenny
College. Blackrock, co. Dublin: Columba Press, 2009
Whiteside, Leslie. A History of the King’s Hospital, 2nd ed. (Palmerston, Co. Dublin, 1985)
Whitley, E. M. “Contextual Analysis and Swift’s Little Language of the Journal to Stella,” In
Memory of J. R. Firth, eds C. E. Bazell et al. (London, 1966), pp. 475-500
Whitney, Karl. “An Irishman’s Diary,” The Irish Times, 15 June 2009, p. 13
Whittemore, Reed. “But Seriously,” The Carleton Miscellany, 3 (1962), 58-76 (on humour in
Swift)
Whittemore, Reed. Pure Lives: The Early Biographers (Baltimore and London, 1988) (see pp.
117-18 for Johnson on Swift)
Wickham, John F., SJ. “The Emergence of Swiftian Satire in The Battle of the Books,”
Transactions of the Samuel Johnson Society of the Northwest, 5-6 (1972-73), 82-90
Widdes, J. D. H. “St Patrick’s Hospital, 1746-1899,” The Legacy of Swift: A Bi-Centenary Record
of St Patrick’s Hospital, Dublin, ed. Maurice James Craig (Dublin, 1948), pp. 13-30
Widdows, Margharita. English Literature (London, 1928) (see pp. 197-202 for Swift)
Wiegler, Paul. Geschichte der fremdsprachlichen Weltliteratur (München, 1949) (see pp. 338-41
for Swift)
Wien, Iris. Joshua Reynolds: Mythos und Metapher. München: Wilhelm Fink, 2009
Wiener, Gary, ed. Readings on “Gulliver’s Travels.” San Diego, California, 2000
Wilcoxon, Reba. “Mirrors of Men’s Fears: The Court Satires on Women,” Restoration, 3 (1979),
45-51
Wilding, Michael. “The Politics of Gulliver’s Travels,” Social Visions (Sydney, 1993), pp. 3-28
Wilding, Michael. “The Politics of Gulliver’s Travels,” Studies in the Eighteenth Century, II:
Papers Presented at the Second David Nichol Smith Memorial Seminar, Canberra 1970, ed. R. F.
Brissenden (Canberra, 1973), pp. 303-22
Wiley, Autrey Nell. “A Probable Source of the Text of Sheridan’s ‘Inventory’ as Printed in the
Cheltenham Journal,” Notes and Queries, 193 (1948), 186-87
Wiley, Autrey Nell. “Jonathan Swift: A Bicentennial Exhibition,” Library Chronicle of the