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,Intimations of Mortality and Immortality, 1729–45,vel, with shocks that would bring forth the blasts of the brass trumpet. In this regard, Swift’s print-constructed character in the 1730s was radically different from that of the 1720s. His indirect criticism of the Crown and the ruling class bloomed into open contempt; his offensive imagery became

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Tragic Scenarios: Madness, Suffering, and Death,wn deaths, tragedy allows us to witness in detachment the drama of someone else’s death—to look at death slantways and accommodate ourselves indirectly to the uncertainties of the future and the inevitability of an end.. Contrary to the inclination of most people to do the same, Swift humorously ima

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