Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of satirical poems, authored under the pseudonym Hibernicus, takes aim at the religious and social institutions of 18th century Ireland. Written in a style reminiscent of Jonathan Swift, these poems will entertain and provoke thought in readers interested in the political and cultural history of the Emerald Isle.
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