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Clark, John R. “Rev. Satire in the 18th Century, ed. J. D. Browning (New York and London,
1983),” The Eighteenth Century, n. s. 9 - for 1983 (New York, 1988), V: 425-27
Clark, John R. “Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels,” The Explicator, 47, no 4 (1989), 9-11
Clark, John R. “Swift’s Knaves and Fools in the Tradition: Rhetoric versus Poetic in A Tale of a
Tub, Section IX,” Studies in Philology, 66 (1969), 777-96
Clark, John R. “Swift’s Verses Wrote in a Lady’s Ivory Table-Book,” The Explicator, 49, no 3
(1991), 145-46
Clark, John R. “The ‘Different Sects’ in Swift’s Day of Judgement,” American Notes and Queries,
8, no 1 (1995), 11-13
Clark, John R. “The Coats in Section II of Swift’s Tale of a Tub,” Notes and Queries, 239 (1994),
193-94
Clark, John R. “The Decline of Irony in the Eighteenth Century,” Thalia: Studies in Literary
Humor, 2 (1979), 39-43
Clark, John R. “Vexatious Swift to Alexander Pope in 1725,” American Notes and Queries, 12, no
3 (1999), 35-38
Clark, John R. and Priscilla van Zandt. “Neglected Authors: The Martyrs & Relics of Satire,”
Studies in Contemporary Satire, 12 (1985), 6-21
Clark, John R. Form and Frenzy in Swift’s “A Tale of a Tub.” (Ithaca and London, 1970)
Clark, John R. The Modern Satiric Grotesque and its Traditions. Lexington, Kentucky, 1991
Clark, Paul Odell. “A Gulliver Dictionary,” Studies in Philology, 50 (1953), 592-624
Clark, Paul Odell. “Lapponia, Lapland, and Laputa,” Modern Language Quarterly, 19 (1958), 343-
51
Clark, Paul Odell. “Swift’s Little Language and Nonsense Names,” Journal of English and
Germanic Philology, 56 (1957), 154-57
Clark, Robert. “Locating Lilliput,” TLS, 15-21 July 1988, p. 781 (see also Peter Porter’s reply, 22-
28 July, p. 805, and Clark’s rejoinder, 12-18 August, p. 884)
Clark, William Ross. “Poems for Teaching,” The Clearing House, 35 (1961), 380-82
Clark. J. R. “Rev. Frank Palmeri, Satire in Narrative: Petronius, Swift, Gibbon, Melville, and
Pynchon (Austin, Texas, 1990),” Choice, 29 (1991), 274-75
Clarke, Austin. “A Sermon on Swift,” Collected Poems, ed. R. Dardis Clarke (Manchester:
Carcanet, 2008), pp. 457-60
Clarke, Austin. “Rev. Mario Manlio Rossi and Joseph M. Hone, Swift or The Egotist (London,
1934),” The Spectator, 26 January 1934, pp. 128-29
Clarke, Austin. “Swift’s Verse,” TLS, 8 August 1968, p. 857
Clarke, Austin. “The Poetry of Swift,” Jonathan Swift, 1667-1745: A Dublin Tercentenary Tribute,
eds Roger McHugh and Philip Edwards (Dublin, 1967), pp. 94-115
Clarkson, Paul S. “Swift and Shakespeare,” Notes and Queries, 193 (1948), 151
Clay, Roberta. “The Sin of Wit, Updated: A Report,” Satire Newsletter, 5 (1968), 155-62
Clayborough, Arthur. “Rev. Christian W. Thomsen, Das Groteske im englischen Roman des 18.
Jahrhunderts: Erscheinungsformen und Funktionen (Darmstadt, 1974),” English Studies, 58
(1977), 166-68
Clayborough, Arthur. “Swift: The Fantasy of Extreme Logic,” The Grotesque in English Literature
(Oxford, 1965), pp. 112-57
Clayton, Garth. “Swift’s Aesthetic in The Progress of Beauty,” Publications of the Mississippi
Philological Association 1994 (Hattiesburg, Mississippi, 1994), pp. 15-20
Clayton, Sylvia. “Rev. Irvin Ehrenpreis, Swift, the Man, his Works, and the Age, III: Dean Swift
(London and Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1983),” The Daily Telegraph, 6 January 1984