Including a description of the Aeoloists, who worship human wind machines, its title comes from an allegory in the book about (*) sailors who attempt to throw out a decoy an avoid being shipwrecked by whales.
It contains a "praise of digressions" and opens by praising Lord Somers in a parody of dedications.  Including a description of the Aeoloists, who worship human wind machines, its title comes from an allegory in the book about (*) sailors who attempt to throw out a decoy an avoid being shipwrecked by whales. Discussing Peter, Martin, and Jack's inheritance of similar coats, for 10 points— name this religious satire by Jonathan Swift.
It contains a "praise of digressions" and opens by praising Lord Somers in a parody of dedications.  
A Tale of a Tub