The Dunciad in Four Books

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Acknowledgements Frontispiece Introduction Map: The London area in the 1740s THE DUNCIAD IN FOUR BOOKS (1743): Advertisement to the Reader By Authority Epigraphs A Letter to the Publisher Testimonies of Authors Martinus Scriblerus of the Poem Ricardus Aristarchus of the Hero of the Poem Book I Book II Book III Book IV Appendix I: Prefixed to the first Editions II: A List of Books, Papers, and Verses III: Advertisement to 1729 IV: Advertisement to the Fourth Book V: The Guardian on Pastorals VI: Of the Poet Laureate VII: Advertisement, 1730 VIII: A Parallel By the Author A Declaration Index of Persons Index of Matters Bibliography Selective index to editorial matter

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