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A later and up-dated reprint of 'The tale of a nettle', which is sometimes attributed to, but is in fact probably not by Jonathan Swift (Foxon).
Verse - "A man with expence and infinite toil,".
Against offering religious toleration to refugees: the original 'A tale of a nettle' opposed the repeal of the Test Act.
Foxon dates this work to 1727 or 1728, on the basis of a span-date noted in MS. on the verso of the Cambridge copy.
Reproduction of original from Cambridge University Library.