| Tale Of A Tub by Jonathan Swift |
| Written for the universal improvement of mankind. |
| Diu multumque deisderatum. |
| (A Review) |
| Dedication, To The Right Honourable John Lord Somers |
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| The Bookseller To The Reader |
| The Epistle Dedicatory, To His Royal Highness Prince Posterity |
| The Author's Preface |
| Section I —The Introduction |
| Section II |
| Section III—A Digression Concerning Critics |
| Section IV—A Tale Of A Tub |
| Section V—A Digression In The Modern Kind |
| Section VI—A Tale Of A Tub |
| Section VII—A Digression In Praise Of Digressions. |
| Section VIII—A Tale Of A Tub |
| Section IX—A Digression Concerning The Original,The Use, And Improvement Of Madness, In A Commonwealth. |
| Section X—A Farther Digression |
| Section XI—A Tale Of A Tub |
| The Conclusion |
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