Jonathan Swift (1667-1745): master satirist, eccentric dean and frustrated lover.
Jonathan Swift, Irish author and poet, became an Anglican Dean with a macabre interest in medicine. He wrote 'Verses on the Death of Dr Swift' predicting how his death would be received in Dublin and London.
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Loma Linda University, CA, USA.
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