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John Graunt, Sir William Petty, and Swift's Modest Proposal
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  • 1995Swift's Parody79 cited
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  • 1988New Light on Graunt59 cited
  • 1943Swift's Modest Proposal: The Biography of an Early Georgian Pamphlet53 cited
  • 2000Parody : the new critical idiom43 cited
  • 2002Solomon's child: method in the early Royal Society of London37 cited
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