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Downey, J. A. “The Conduct of the Allies: The Question of Influence,” The Art of Jonathan Swift,
ed. Clive T. Probyn (London, 1978), pp. 108-28
Downey, James. The Eighteenth-Century Pulpit: A Study of the Sermons of Butler, Berkeley,
Secker, Sterne, Whitefield and Wesley. Oxford, 1969
Downie, J. A and Pat Rogers. “Newer Light on Pope and Swift?” The Scriblerian, 11 (1978), 57-
58
Downie, J. A. “ Walpole, ‘the Poet’s Foe,’” Britain in the Age of Walpole, ed. Jeremy Black
(Houndmills, Basingstoke, and London, 1984), pp. 171-88
Downie, J. A. “‘The Coffee Hessy spilt’ and Other Issues in Swift’s Biography,” Reading Swift:
Papers from The Fourth Münster Symposium on Jonathan Swift, eds Hermann J. Real and Helgard
Stöver-Leidig (München, 2003), pp. 65-75
Downie, J. A. “A Tale of a Tub,” Jonathan Swift, Political Writer (London, Boston, Henley,
1984), pp. 87-111
Downie, J. A. “Communication,” The Scriblerian, 18 (1986), 240-41 (response to John Irwin
Fischer’s review of Jonathan Swift, Political Writer)
Downie, J. A. “Defoe’s Shortest Way with the Dissenters: Irony, Intention and Reader-Response,”
Prose Studies, 9 (1986), 120-39
Downie, J. A. “Dr Swift’s Billetdoux,” The Scriblerian, 11 (1979), 143-45
Downie, J. A. “Editor Extraordinaire,” The Scriblerian, 13 (1980), 2-4
Downie, J. A. “Goldsmith, Swift and Augustan Satirical Verse,” The Art of Oliver Goldsmith, ed.
Andrew Swarbrick (London and Totowa, New Jersey, 1984), pp. 126-43
Downie, J. A. “Gulliver’s Fourth Voyage and Locke’s Essay concerning Human Understanding,”
Reading Swift: Papers from The Fifth Münster Symposium on Jonathan Swift, ed. Hermann J. Real
(München, 2008), pp. 453-64
Downie, J. A. “I’d Rather Be Reading Jane Austen”: The Appeal of the Augustans. London, 1995
Downie, J. A. “Is Satire Possible without Utopias?” The Listener, 30 June 1983, pp. 14-16
Downie, J. A. “Polemical Strategy and Swift’s The Conduct of the Allies,” Prose Studies, 4 (1981),
134-45
Downie, J. A. “Political Characterization in Gulliver’s Travels,” The Year in English Studies, 7
(1977), 108-20
Downie, J. A. “Pope, Swift, and An Ode for the New Year,” Review of English Studies, 32 (1981),
161-72
Downie, J. A. “Rev. F. P. Lock, Swift’s Tory Politics (London, 1983),” Eighteenth-Century
Studies, 19 (1985-86), 113-15
Downie, J. A. “Rev. F. P. Lock, The Politics of ‘Gulliver’s Travels’ (Oxford, 1980),” British
Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, 7 (1984), 87-90
Downie, J. A. “Rev. Irvin Ehrenpreis, Swift, the Man, his Works, and the Age, III: Dean Swift
(London and Cambridge, Massachusetts, 1983),” Yearbook of English Studies, 18 (1988), 300-2
Downie, J. A. “Rev. The Account Books of Jonathan Swift, eds Paul Vern Thompson and Dorothy
Jay Thompson (Newark and London, 1984),” British Journal for Eighteenth-Century Studies, 9
(1986), 268
Downie, J. A. “Rev. The Correspondence of Jonathan Swift, D. D., ed. David Woolley, III
(Frankfurt on Main, 2003),” The Scriblerian, 38 (2006), 292-94
Downie, J. A. “Swift and English Political Ideologies,” Critical Approaches to Teaching Swift, ed.
Peter J. Schakel (New York, 1992), pp. 52-64
Downie, J. A. “Swift and Jacobitism,” ELH, 64 (1997), 887-901