Pearl S. Buck
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Few readers know that Jonathan Swift, one of the greatest satirists in English, was also one of the most influential foreign policy writers in modern history. This original study examines his international politics, how he helped clinch a major European peace treaty – and how the aftermath inspired Gulliver's Travels.
Few readers know that Jonathan Swift, one of the greatest satirists in English, was also one of the most influential foreign policy writers in modern history. This original study examines his international politics, how he helped clinch a major European peace treaty – and how the aftermath inspired Gulliver's Travels.
In a novel that has evoked comparison to Oedipus and Hamlet, Wharton tells the story of a mother and daughter whose infatuation with the same man sends shock waves through New York society
