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works under pseudonyms—including
Lemuel Gulliver,
Isaac Bickerstaff, M. B.
Drapier—or anonymously. He was a
master of two
styles of satire, the
Horatian and...
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Drapier's Letters is the
collective name for a
series of
seven pamphlets written between 1724 and 1725 by the Dean of St Patrick's
Cathedral in Dublin...
- creation, use, and
preservation of
digital resources. The DHO
developed DRAPIer, a
database of
digital research projects in
Ireland and DHO:Discovery,...
- Antonin-Fernand
Drapier (28
April 1891 – 30 July 1967) was a
French prelate of the
Catholic Church who
worked in the
diplomatic service of the Holy See...
- (as M. B.
Drapier) A
Letter to Mr.
Harding the
Printer (as
Drapier) Some
Observations Upon a
Paper Relating to Wood's Half-pence (as
Drapier) A Letter...
- Myrsten [sv]
sings the part of the high priestess, pla**** by Françoise
Drapier.
Thomas Annmo [sv] is the
voice of the Messenger, pla**** by
Lennart Håkansson [sv]...
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Dublin and author,
writing under the
pseudonym "M. B.,
Drapier",
identifying himself as a
drapier or
seller of cloth. May 13 –
Cardinal Giulio Piazza, the...
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columns have
included the
political column Backbencher, by John Healy;
Drapier (an
anonymous piece produced w****ly by a politician,
giving the 'insider'...
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written in 1724; but
amendments were made even
while Swift was
writing Drapier's Letters. By
August 1725 the book was complete; and as Gulliver's Travels...
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unsuccessful efforts to have
another publisher indicted for
bringing out The
Drapier Letters. He was born in
Dublin to a long-established
family of
Dublin merchants...
