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“There Is No Such Man as Isaack Bickerstaff”: Partridge, Pittis, and Jonathan Swift
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  • 1979Astrology and the popular press: English almanacs, 1500-1800226 cited
  • 2009The Cambridge History of the Book in Britain105 cited
  • 2001Rethinking the Scientific Revolution95 cited
  • 1913The Correspondence of Jonathan Swift75 cited
  • 1991:Prophecy and Power: Astrology in Early Modern England55 cited
  • 1964Swift's Bickerstaff Hoax as an April Fools' Joke32 cited

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