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Cook, Richard I. “Swift as a Tory Rhetorician,” Texas Studies in Literature and Language, 4
(1962), 72-86
Cook, Richard I. “Swift’s Polemical Characters,” Discourse, 6 (1963), 30-48
Cook, Richard I. “The ‘Several Ways ... of Abusing one Another’: Jonathan Swift’s Political
Journalism,” Speech Monographs, 29 (1962), 260-73
Cook, Richard I. “The Audience of Swift’s Tory Tracts, 1710-1714,” Modern Language
Quarterly, 24 (1963), 31-41
Cook, Richard I. “The Uses of Saeva Indignatio: Swift’s Political Tracts (1710-14) and his Sense
of Audience,” Studies in English Literature, 2 (1962), 287-307
Cook, Richard I. Jonathan Swift as a Tory Pamphleteer. Seattle and London, 1967
Cook, Terry. “‘Dividing the swift mind’: A Reading of Gulliver’s Travels,” Critical Quarterly, 22,
no 3 (1980), 35-47
Cooke, Alice Lovelace. “Some Evidence of Hawthorne’s Indebtedness to Swift,” (University of
Texas) Studies in English, 18 (1938), 140-62
Coombs, Douglas. The Conduct of the Dutch: British Opinion and the Dutch Alliance during the
War of the Spanish Succession. The Hague, 1958
Coote, Stephen. The Penguin Short History of English Literature. London, 1993
Cope, Kevin L. “American Eighteenth-Century Studies: The State of the Art,” Mitteilungen des
Verbandes deutscher Anglisten, 3 (1992), 23-52 (see pp. 33-34 for Swift)
Cope, Kevin L. “Rational Hope, Rational Benevolence, and Ethical Accounting: Johnson and
Swift on the Economy of Happiness,” The Age of Johnson, 1 (1987), 181-213
Cope, Kevin L. “Swift: Residual Conflicts and Casual Systems,” Criteria of Certainty: Truth and
Judgment in the English Enlightenment (Lexington, Kentucky, 1990), pp. 115-39
Cope, Kevin L. “The Colossus of New Roads, or The Reconstruction of Gulliver: Mineral Drama
and the Colloquial Supernatural from the Colonial Era to the Age of Encounters,” Intercultural
Encounters - Studies in English Literatures: Essays Presented to Rüdiger Ahrens on the Occasion
of his Sixtieth Birthday, eds Heinz Antor and Kevin L. Cope (Heidelberg, 1999), pp. 385-419
Cope, Kevin L. “When the Past Presses the Present: Shillings, Cyder, Malts, and Wine,” Reader
Entrapment in Eighteenth-Century Literature, ed. Carl R. Kropf (New York: AMS, 1992), pp. 15-
44
Copley, Stephen and Alan Bower. “Rev. Carol Houlihan Flynn, The Body in Swift and Defoe
(Cambridge, 1990),” The Year’s Work in English Studies, 71 (for 1990) (Oxford, 1993), 376-77
Copley, Stephen and Alan Bower. “Rev. Teaching Eighteenth-Century Poetry, ed. Christopher Fox
(New York, 1990),” The Year’s Work in English Studies, 71 (1990), 368-69
Copley, Stephen and Alan Bower. “Rev. The Genres of ‘Gulliver’s Travels,’ ed. Frederik N. Smith
(Newark, London, Toronto, 1990),” The Year’s Work in English Studies, 71 (1990), 377
Corbett, David Peters. “Rev. Peter Wagner, Reading Iconotexts: From Swift to the French
Revolution (London, 1995),” British Journal of Aesthetics, 38 (1998), 332-35
Corbett, Edward P. J. “A Method of Analyzing Prose Style with a Demonstration Analysis of
Swift’s A Modest Proposal,” Reflections on High School English, ed. Gary Tate (Tulsa, Oklahoma,
1966), pp. 106-24
Corbett,Edward P. J.“A Method of Analyzing Prose Style with a Demonstration Analysis of
Swift’s A Modest Proposal,” Jonathan Swift’s ‘A Modest Proposal,’ The Merrill Library Casebook
Series, ed. Edward P. J. Corbett (Columbus, Ohio, 1969), pp. 73-93
Cordelet, Henriette. Swift. Paris, [1907]
Corder, Jim. “Gulliver in England,” College English, 23 (1961-62), 98-103
Corinth, Thomas. “Lovis Corinth als Buch-Illustrator,” Illustration 63, 7, no 3 (1970), 66-71