A Modest Proposal

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  • Kindle Customer Theodore Powell.

    > 24 hour

    Not sure kblvlb ivan was the only person who had to be there for me to read them but it

  • Paul Gustafson

    > 24 hour

    Dark dark satire, as people start to use his obvious disdain in all things English against them. Still, his writing of this short article cannot be ignored, as the Irish suffered terribly under the English. I bought this to understand something I always knew. I just wanted it in writing. Its a good piece of work. Sadly weaponized often in politics

  • mizmoon

    > 24 hour

    Satire is one of my favorite forms of writing, and this book does not disappoint. As ludicrous as the proposal is, it is presented in a way that almost convinces the reader that the author is proposing a valid and logical solution to a complicated problem. Jonathan Swift was way ahead of his time, both in ideas and talent.

  • Rob Hickey

    > 24 hour

    Insightful, witty, and clever. Being a new parent and wholly deprived of sleep, I must admit he makes some excellent points...

  • Andrew

    > 24 hour

    fascinating proposal for the british economy to include the sale and consumption of babies and infants. if for nothing else read it for the lulz

  • Book Sellers Intl.

    > 24 hour

    just a short review. absolutely amazing satire. even if youre not into satire from the 1700s, jonathan swift makes a plausable case for the consumption of useless babies (which i totally agree with). anything that curbs the population explosion is a plus in my book. even gives you recipe ideas along with the proposal, and talks about lazy 15 year old girls. (as an aside was mentioned in a sealab 2021 episode but not explained)

  • Reading Reader

    > 24 hour

    Excellent.

  • J. Brown

    > 24 hour

    I know this is a satire but it was still uck to read! Excuse me while I go puke!

  • Jerome D@vid

    > 24 hour

    Helps

  • Vulture Writer

    > 24 hour

    This was my first exposure to sarcasm in literature. I remember reading it and being ex-Catholic, found it especially funny. It still delivers.

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