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The Prose Works of Jonathan Swift, D.D. - Volume 07

Note 97 — TO SEVERAL LETTERS FROM UNKNOWN PERSONS.[86]

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Some ten years after Swift wrote the above, the roads of Ireland were thought to be so good as to attract Whitefield's attention. Lecky quotes Arthur Young, who found Irish roads superior to those of England. (Lecky's "Ireland," vol. i., p. 330, 1892 ed.) [T. S.]

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