Swift's best early work was this satire centering the "fable of the coats", in which the brothers Peter, Martin, and Jack are each left a coat by their father with the instructions never to alter it.
Swift's best early work was this satire centering the "fable of the coats", in which the brothers Peter, Martin, and Jack are each left a coat by their father with the instructions never to alter it. The numerous satirical digressions got him in trouble with Queen Anne, who thought the work profane.
Swift's best early work was this satire centering the "fable of the coats", in which the brothers Peter, Martin, and Jack are each left a coat by their father with the instructions never to alter it.
The (or A) Tale of a Tub