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• 2010Satire in an Age of Realism115 cited
• 2005The social world of authorship 1660–171466 cited
• 1982The Bank of Ireland, 1721: Land, Credit and Dependency66 cited
• 1976The Eighteenth–Century Debate on the Sovereignty of Parliament57 cited
• 1970Swift and Bolingbroke on Faction48 cited
• 2007Gulliver as Pet and Pet Owner: Conversations with Animals in Book 444 cited
• 1998Reasonable Ecstasies: Shaftesbury and the Languages of Libertinism35 cited
• 1954Hume and Conservatism34 cited
• 2014Swift's Angers28 cited
• 2005Diary and autobiography28 cited
• 2005Colonial Sublimities and Sublimations: Swift, Burke, and Ireland27 cited
• 2011Merlinus Verax, T. N. Philomath, and the Merlin Tradition: Print Contexts for Swift's A Famous Prediction of Merlin (1709)24 cited
• 2005Political, satirical, didactic and lyric poetry (I): from the Restoration to the death of Pope22 cited
• 2007Devouring Posterity:A Modest Proposal, Empire, and Ireland's “Debt of the Nation”