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Cowles, Virginia. The Great Swindle: The Story of the South Sea Bubble. Collins, 1960
Cox, D. The Brotherton Collection, University of Leeds: Its Contents Described with Illustrations
of Fifty Books and Manuscripts (Leeds, 1986) (see p. 16 for an Anglo-Irish miscellany of 1730
containing poems by Swift and his circle)
Cox, Michael, ed. Who Wrote What? A Dictionary of Writers and their Works (Oxford, 2002)
Cox, Richard. “Teaching Swift’s A Modest Proposal,” Conference of College Teachers of English
Studies, 54 (1989), 66-72
Craddock, Patricia. “Rev. Daniel Eilon, Factions’ Fiction: Ideological Closure in Swift’s Satire
(Newark, London, Toronto, 1991),” Studies in English Literature, 32 (1992), 598
Craddock, Patricia. “Rev. Joseph M. Levine, The Battle of the Books: History and Literature in the
Augustan Age (Ithaca and London, 1991),” Studies in English Literature, 32 (1992), 575-77
Craddock, Patricia. “Rev. Joseph McMinn, Jonathan Swift: A Literary Life (Houndmills,
Basingstoke, and London, 1991),” Studies in English Literature, 32 (1992), 590
Craig, Maurice James. “Short Catalogue of the Exhibition,” The Legacy of Swift: A Bi-Centenary
Record of St Patrick’s Hospital, ed. Maurice James Craig (Dublin, 1948), pp. 49-70
Craig, Maurice James. “Swift’s Dublin,” Dublin, 1660-1860 (Dublin, 1992 [1952]), pp. 71-145
Craig, Maurice James. “Swift’s Heirs,” The Legacy of Swift: A Bi-Centenary Record of St
Patrick’s Hospital, ed. Maurice James Craig (Dublin, 1948), pp. 7-12
Craig, Maurice James. Dublin, 1660-1860: A Social and Architectural History. Dublin, 1969
Craig, Patricia. “Rev. Bernard Adams, Denis Johnston, a Life (Dublin, 2002),” TLS, 4 October
2002, p. 27
Craik, Henry, ed. Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World by Lemuel Gulliver. London,
1894
Craik, Henry. “Introduction,” Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World by Lemuel
Gulliver: With One Hundred Illustrations by Charles E. Brock (London, 1922 [1894]), pp. vii-xiv
Craik, Henry. “Introduction,” Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World by Lemuel
Gulliver: With One Hundred Illustrations by Charles E. Brock (London, 1980 [1894]), pp. vii-xiv
Craik, Henry. The Life of Jonathan Swift, Dean of St Patrick’s, Dublin. London, 1882
Craik, Henry. The Life of Jonathan Swift, Dean of St Patrick’s, Dublin, 2nd ed., 2 vols (London
and New York, 1894)
Craik, Sir Henry, ed. Swift, Selections from his Works: Edited with Life, Introductions, and Notes,
2 vols (Oxford, 1892-93)
Craik, Sir Henry, ed. Swift: The Battle of the Books. Oxford, 1912
Craik, Sir Henry. “Swift and his Giddiness,” TLS, 28 November 1918, p. 583
Crane, R. S. “Rev. Martin Kallich, “Three Ways of Looking at a Horse: Jonathan Swift’s ‘Voyage
to the Houyhnhnms’ Again,” Criticism, 2 (1960), 107-24,” Philological Quarterly, 40 (1961), 427-
30
Crane, R. S. “Rev. W. Gückel und E. Günther, D. Defoes und J. Swifts Belesenheit und literarische
Kritik (Leipzig, 1925),” Philological Quarterly, 5 (1926), 371
Crane, R. S. “The Houyhnhnms, the Yahoos, and the History of Ideas,” The Idea of the
Humanities, 2 vols (Chicago and London, 1967), II, 261-82
Crane, R. S. “The Houyhnhnms, the Yahoos, and the History of Ideas,” Reason and the
Imagination: Studies in the History of Ideas, 1600-1800, ed. J. A. Mazzeo (New York and London,
1962), pp. 231-53
Crane, R. S. “The Houyhnhnms, the Yahoos, and the History of Ideas,” Twentieth-Century
Interpretations of “Gulliver’s Travels”: A Collection of Critical Essays, ed. Frank Brady
(Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1968), pp. 80-88