A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift

A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift uses satire to expose ugly nature of mankind

A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift cleverly uses satire to bring attention to the issue of the hopelessly poor, abused and uninformed populace of Catholics in Ireland in 1729. In actuality A Modest Proposal by Jonathan Swift was first published anonymously. More information can be found as usual when you google for their play store books. In his proposal Jonathan Swift calmly and judiciously recommends that huge number of the youngsters ought to be executed and eaten. This will help both the overpopulated poor, who can't bear to think about their youngsters in any case, and the rich, who will get a decent dinner out of the entire cycle. Indeed, even in his presentation he clarifies the purpose behind his proposition, that of "for Preventing the Children of needy People in Ireland, from being a Burden to their Parents or Country; and for making them valuable to the Publick."

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