This question is about "A modest proposal"
Answer and Explanation:
Swift's real point is to strongly criticize the entire Irish elite, especially the members of the elect who should promote improvements in society such as Catholic Irishmen and politicians who were attacking with much hypocrisy and without any kind of charity with the poor. . This point is related to the point of the speaker through irony, because the point defended by swift is recited by the speaker in an ironic and sarcastic way, but punctual and incisive.
Well this should help a little- he lived in like, a little hole in the beginning, but as the story progressed, he went to different places he had never been to or experienced anything like before, and he changed with the setting i guess? he got more adventurous and brave.
Better communication skills which in turn helps you build better relationships with everyday people you must meet in order to succeed in life.
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