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Williams, Kathleen. “Rev. An Inquiry into the Behavior of the Queen’s Last Ministry, ed. Irvin
Ehrenpreis (Bloomington, Indiana, 1956),” Review of English Studies, 9 (1958), 86-88
Williams, Kathleen. “Rev. C. J. Rawson, Gulliver and the Gentle Reader: Studies in Swift and our
Time (London and Boston, 1973),” Durham University Journal, 35 (1974), 345-46
Williams, Kathleen. “Rev. Charles Allen Beaumont, Swift’s Classical Rhetoric (Athens, Georgia,
1961),” Review of English Studies, 14 (1963), 324-25
Williams, Kathleen. “Rev. David Ward, Jonathan Swift: An Introductory Essay (London, 1973),”
Durham University Journal, 35 (1974), 345-46
Williams, Kathleen. “Rev. Oliver W. Ferguson, Jonathan Swift and Ireland (Urbana, Illinois,
1962),” Review of English Studies, 15 (1964), 205-6
Williams, Kathleen. “Rev. Ricardo Quintana, Swift: An Introduction (London, New York, Toronto,
1955),” Modern Language Notes, 71 (1956), 541-44
Williams, Kathleen. “Rev. Ronald Paulson, Theme and Structure in Swift’s ‘Tale of a Tub’ (New
Haven, 1960),” Journal of English and Germanic Philology , 60 (1961), 587-89
Williams, Kathleen. “Swift’s Laputans and ‘Mathematics,’” Notes and Queries, 208 (1963), 216-
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Williams, Kathleen. Jonathan Swift and the Age of Compromise. Lawrence, Kansas, and London,
1968 (1958)
Williams, Kathleen. Jonathan Swift, Profiles in Literature (London, 1968)
Williams, Michael. “Rev. David Nokes, Jonathan Swift, a Hypocrite Reversed: A Critical
Biography (Oxford, 1985),” Unisa English Studies, 25, no 2 (1987), 34-35
Williams, Oscar, ed. Master Poems of the English Language: Over One Hundred Poems together
with Introductions by Leading Poets and Critics of the English-Speaking World (New York, 1966)
(On pp. 251-57 Jacques Barzun discusses Verses on the Death of Dr Swift)
Williams, W. T. and G. H. Vallins, eds. “Introduction,” Selections from Swift (London, 1949
[1928]), pp. vii-xxviii
Willliams, Harold, ed. Gulliver’s Travels: The Text of the First Edition, with an Introduction,
Bibliography, and Notes. London, 1926
Wills, Geoffrey. “Ceramic Causerie,” Apollo, 70 (1959), 186 (discusses several mentions of china
in Journal to Stella)
Willson, Robert F. “A Modest Proposal: Swift’s Persona as Absentee,” Ball State University
Forum, 17, no 4 (1976), 3-11
Wilson, David F. R. Dean Swift: Lecture Given to Mark the Bicentenary of the Death of Jonathan
Swift, 19th October 1945. Dublin, [1989]
Wilson, Edmund. “‘Cousin Swift, You Will Never Be a Poet,’” New Republic, 8 December 1937,
pp. 138-39
Wilson, Edmund. “‘The Most Unhappy Man on Earth,’” Classics and Commercials: A Literary
Chronicle of the Forties (New York, 1950), pp. 453-59
Wilson, Edmund. The Shores of Light: A Literary Chronicle of the Twenties and Thirties (London,
1952) (reprints on pp. 696-700 “Cousin Swift, You Will Never Be a Poet”)
Wilson, F. P. and James Sutherland, eds. Essays on the Eighteenth Century: Presented to David
Nichol Smith in Honour of his Seventieth Birthday. Oxford, 1945
Wilson, James R. “Encountering Vice with Mirth,” His Firm Estate: Essays in Honor of Franklin
James Eikenberry, ed. Donald E. Hayden (Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1967), pp. 24-35
Wilson, James R. “Rev. Edward W. Rosenheim, Jr, Swift and the Satirist’s Art (Chicago and
London, 1963),” Books Abroad, 38 (1964), 311
Wilson, James R. “Rev. Milton Voigt, Swift and the Twentieth Century (Detroit, 1964),” Books