Its title proclaims it a 
Its title proclaims it a "full and true account" of an event that took place last Friday in the stacks of St. James Library, London. The spider and the bee are parodies of the critics Richard Bentley and William Temple, and the bee seems to get the better of the fight. FTP, name this Jonathan Swift satire of arguments about the comparative merits of ancient and modern literature.
Its title proclaims it a "full and true account" of an event that took place last Friday in the stacks of St. James Library, London.