For 10 points, name this book which parodies religious abuses among the three brothers Peter, Martin, and Jack, a satire by Jonathan Swift.
This book proposes installing members of Bedlam in prominent positions because all military conquests, philosophical systems, and new religions are caused by madness. It satirizes a certain group as the Aeolists, who worship the winds and preach by belching. This book's introduction distinguishes between the three "oratorical machines" of the Pulpit, the Ladder, and the Stage-Itinerant, following its dedication to "Prince Posterity." Narrated by a hack writer who intersperses the plot with "A digression in the Modern kind" and "A digression in praise of digressions," its main story describes a series of alterations to a will which represents the Bible. Named for an object thrown over a ship to distract a whale, it was published along with "The Battle of the Books." For 10 points, name this book which parodies religious abuses among the three brothers Peter, Martin, and Jack, a satire by Jonathan Swift.
This book proposes installing members of Bedlam in prominent positions because all military conquests, philosophical systems, and new religions are caused by madness.
A Tale of a Tub