SatireUniversity of New England, 1974 - 13 Seiten |
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... Epistle to Arbuthnot , assures us that the last thing he wants to do is to write more satire - that all he would really like to do is to look after his ageing mother , we are likely to find it difficult to believe him- Me , let the ...
... Epistle to Arbuthnot , assures us that the last thing he wants to do is to write more satire - that all he would really like to do is to look after his ageing mother , we are likely to find it difficult to believe him- Me , let the ...
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... Epistle to Arbuthnot ; and villains have more reason to fear imprison- ment and capital punishment than satire . Philip Roth's Our Gang is a virulent satire , but it is likely that Richard Nixon was considerably less disturbed by it ...
... Epistle to Arbuthnot ; and villains have more reason to fear imprison- ment and capital punishment than satire . Philip Roth's Our Gang is a virulent satire , but it is likely that Richard Nixon was considerably less disturbed by it ...
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