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"Eating poor babies is only a solution for Ireland..."

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"...Strephon discovers that it's not all unicorns and rainbows in a woman's dressing room...

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In "The Lady's Dressing Room" the character Stephon discovers that it's not all unicorns and rainbows in a woman's dressing room. Sorry, Brotendo, women are humans, too. #en2490

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In "The Lady's Dressing Room" the character Stephon discovers that it's not all unicorns and rainbows in a woman's dressing room. Sorry, Brotendo, women are humans, too. #en2490 https://t.co/bOcGF6r9Zz

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In "The Lady's Dressing Room" the character Stephon discovers that it's not all unicorns and rainbows in a woman's dressing room. Sorry, Brotendo, women are humans, too. #en2490 pic.twitter.com/bOcGF6r9Zz
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) February 21, 2018

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In "The Lady's Dressing Room" the character Stephon discovers that it's not all unicorns and rainbows in a woman's dressing room. Sorry, Brotendo, women are humans, too. #en2490 https://t.co/bOcGF6r9Zz

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In "The Lady's Dressing Room" the character Stephon discovers that it's not all unicorns and rainbows in a woman's dressing room. Sorry, Brotendo, women are humans, too. #en2490 https://t.co/bOcGF6r9Zz

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In "The Lady's Dressing Room" the character Stephon discovers that it's not all unicorns and rainbows in a woman's dressing room. Sorry, Brotendo, women are humans, too. #en2490

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"Recurring theme of people being more concerned about their reputation..."

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"..."breaking Diana's Law" means a woman losing her virginity..."

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"Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems..."

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490 https://t.co/LLMuDeAimZ

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490 pic.twitter.com/LLMuDeAimZ
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) February 21, 2018

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490 https://t.co/LLMuDeAimZ

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490 https://t.co/LLMuDeAimZ

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Lady Montagu doesn't take kindly to Swift's poems and writes a response in which Swift can't get it up for a prostitute and that's why he wrote his poem. #woosh #en2490

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"Lady Mary Wortley Montagu responds to Swift's poem..."

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"Satire is still a very popular and potent form of social commentary..."

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Satire is still a very popular and potent form of social commentary #en2490

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Satire is still a very popular and potent form of social commentary #en2490 https://t.co/033w75Az6x

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Satire is still a very popular and potent form of social commentary #en2490 pic.twitter.com/033w75Az6x
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) February 21, 2018

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Satire is still a very popular and potent form of social commentary #en2490 https://t.co/033w75Az6x

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Satire is still a very popular and potent form of social commentary #en2490 https://t.co/033w75Az6x

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Satire is still a very popular and potent form of social commentary #en2490

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"Full breakdown of the positives of eating babies..."

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Full breakdown of the positives of eating babies (pg. 144, Swift)
1. Less Roman Catholics!
2. Poor tenants have value!
3. Less babies! Screw babies!
4. Less maintenance!
5. Tourist attraction! Have a baby alongside your wine!
6. Strengthens marriage! Less domestic abuse!

#en2490

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Full breakdown of the positives of eating babies (pg. 144, Swift)
1. Less Roman Catholics!
2. Poor tenants have value!
3. Less babies! Screw babies!
4. Less maintenance!
5. Tourist attraction! Have a baby alongside your wine!
6. Strengthens marriage! Less domestic abuse!

#en2490 https://t.co/YQ1QCCH4Qj

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Full breakdown of the positives of eating babies (pg. 144, Swift)
1. Less Roman Catholics!
2. Poor tenants have value!
3. Less babies! Screw babies!
4. Less maintenance!
5. Tourist attraction! Have a baby alongside your wine!
6. Strengthens marriage! Less domestic abuse!#en2490 pic.twitter.com/YQ1QCCH4Qj
— LiteraTweeter (@landmermaid_n) February 21, 2018

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Full breakdown of the positives of eating babies (pg. 144, Swift)
1. Less Roman Catholics!
2. Poor tenants have value!
3. Less babies! Screw babies!
4. Less maintenance!
5. Tourist attraction! Have a baby alongside your wine!
6. Strengthens marriage! Less domestic abuse!

#en2490 https://t.co/YQ1QCCH4Qj

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Full breakdown of the positives of eating babies (pg. 144, Swift)
1. Less Roman Catholics!
2. Poor tenants have value!
3. Less babies! Screw babies!
4. Less maintenance!
5. Tourist attraction! Have a baby alongside your wine!
6. Strengthens marriage! Less domestic abuse!

#en2490 https://t.co/YQ1QCCH4Qj

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Full breakdown of the positives of eating babies (pg. 144, Swift)
1. Less Roman Catholics!
2. Poor tenants have value!
3. Less babies! Screw babies!
4. Less maintenance!
5. Tourist attraction! Have a baby alongside your wine!
6. Strengthens marriage! Less domestic abuse!

#en2490

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Jonathan Swift published is satire "A Modest Proposal".

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"Satire is more than a parody..."

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Satire is more than parody; it aims to point out and correct some problem in the satirized subject #en2490

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Satire is more than parody; it aims to point out and correct some problem in the satirized subject #en2490 https://t.co/lPgcxvqyJX

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Satire is more than parody; it aims to point out and correct some problem in the satirized subject #en2490 pic.twitter.com/lPgcxvqyJX
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) February 21, 2018

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Satire is more than parody; it aims to point out and correct some problem in the satirized subject #en2490 https://t.co/lPgcxvqyJX

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Satire is more than parody; it aims to point out and correct some problem in the satirized subject #en2490 https://t.co/lPgcxvqyJX

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Satire is more than parody; it aims to point out and correct some problem in the satirized subject #en2490

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"Swift was a Staunch Royalist..."

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"Newsflash! Neoclassical 'nature' refers to human nature..."

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Newsflash: Neoclassical 'nature' refers to human nature, not like, trees and stuff #en2490

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Newsflash: Neoclassical 'nature' refers to human nature, not like, trees and stuff #en2490 https://t.co/BRZhPf9Av9

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Newsflash: Neoclassical 'nature' refers to human nature, not like, trees and stuff #en2490 pic.twitter.com/BRZhPf9Av9
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) February 21, 2018

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Newsflash: Neoclassical 'nature' refers to human nature, not like, trees and stuff #en2490 https://t.co/BRZhPf9Av9

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Newsflash: Neoclassical 'nature' refers to human nature, not like, trees and stuff #en2490 https://t.co/BRZhPf9Av9

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Newsflash: Neoclassical 'nature' refers to human nature, not like, trees and stuff #en2490

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"Belinda has a breakdown when her hair gets publicly cut off..."

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"Pope was super successful despite being self-taught in his education..."

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"The elements of an epic are..."

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"Classical Forms..."

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"Neoclassicism! A response to a response..."

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The French Revolution breaks out as a push to remove the monarchy -- a revolt mainly attributed to the growing gap between the rich and the poor in France. Welcome to the Romantic Period!

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Protestant rule heavily complicates things for the Irish, who are predominantly Catholic. At this time,Catholics aren't able to hold offices, vote, own property, and are forced out of their businesses.

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Following the publishing of the first newspaper in 1702 and the rise in publishing and literaracy rates, the Statute of Anne is put in place. This means that publishers will get paid for what they publish, but the author gets nothing.

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Philosophical thought is on the rise, bringing names like Locke, Rousseau, Hume, and Descartes to prominence.
Knowledge, empiricism, and humanism become important -- the world is now human-centric as opposed to God-centric

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Electress Sophia of Hanover is named Queen following the passing of Anne and William. The Act of Settlement is put in place, which only allows the Crown to go to Protestants.

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The Bill of Rights- established rights for people in the gov't, says that the Parliament are decision makers, not the Crown

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Anne and the Dutch King William take the throne.

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Anne and the Dutch King William take the throne.

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England rejoices because Protestants are back in power.

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"Was Aphra Behn an abolitionist?"

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"He's, like, really really hot, but he's black, so he's only like, a 9.5/10"

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"Oroonoko is only relevant because of his European presentations..."

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#Oroonoko is only relevant because of his European presentations, with his nose “rising and Roman,” and his casual change in name to Caesar 1/2way thru the novel. 
#en2490 #AnotherHeroicSlave

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#Oroonoko is only relevant because of his European presentations, with his nose “rising and Roman,” and his casual change in name to Caesar 1/2way thru the novel. 
#en2490 #AnotherHeroicSlave

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#Oroonoko is only relevant because of his European presentations, with his nose “rising and Roman,” and his casual change in name to Caesar 1/2way thru the novel. #en2490 #AnotherHeroicSlave
— LiteraTweeter (@landmermaid_n) February 12, 2018

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#Oroonoko is only relevant because of his European presentations, with his nose “rising and Roman,” and his casual change in name to Caesar 1/2way thru the novel. 
#en2490 #AnotherHeroicSlave

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#Oroonoko is only relevant because of his European presentations, with his nose “rising and Roman,” and his casual change in name to Caesar 1/2way thru the novel. 
#en2490 #AnotherHeroicSlave

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#Oroonoko is only relevant because of his European presentations, with his nose “rising and Roman,” and his casual change in name to Caesar 1/2way thru the novel. 
#en2490 #AnotherHeroicSlave

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Interesting that the black man has "white" qualities...

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Interesting that the black man has "white" qualities...

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When impotence becomes a problem--stories will be told, drinks will be drunk and food will be eaten. #en2490

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When impotence becomes a problem--stories will be told, drinks will be drunk and food will be eaten. #en2490 https://t.co/WUViSwsApB

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When impotence becomes a problem--stories will be told, drinks will be drunk and food will be eaten. #en2490 pic.twitter.com/WUViSwsApB
— Alexandria DiCentes (@BritLitTweets) February 19, 2018

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When impotence becomes a problem--stories will be told, drinks will be drunk and food will be eaten. #en2490 https://t.co/WUViSwsApB

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When impotence becomes a problem--stories will be told, drinks will be drunk and food will be eaten. #en2490 https://t.co/WUViSwsApB

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When impotence becomes a problem--stories will be told, drinks will be drunk and food will be eaten. #en2490

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Let's talk about China, baby, let's talk about you and me...

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Let's talk about China, baby, let's talk about you and me...

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"Pretty heavy-handed and sexual metaphors..."

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@ Ladyfidget -- Pretty heavy-handed sexual metaphors and a very close call when the esteemed lady is caught in Horner's chambers. Horner is supposedly selling the women china... (48ish) #en2490 #restoration

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@ Ladyfidget -- Pretty heavy-handed sexual metaphors and a very close call when the esteemed lady is caught in Horner's chambers. Horner is supposedly selling the women china... (48ish) #en2490 #restoration https://t.co/v6ZvLBh5wX

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@ Ladyfidget -- Pretty heavy-handed sexual metaphors and a very close call when the esteemed lady is caught in Horner's chambers. Horner is supposedly selling the women china... (48ish) #en2490 #restoration pic.twitter.com/v6ZvLBh5wX
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) February 5, 2018

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@ Ladyfidget -- Pretty heavy-handed sexual metaphors and a very close call when the esteemed lady is caught in Horner's chambers. Horner is supposedly selling the women china... (48ish) #en2490 #restoration https://t.co/v6ZvLBh5wX

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@ Ladyfidget -- Pretty heavy-handed sexual metaphors and a very close call when the esteemed lady is caught in Horner's chambers. Horner is supposedly selling the women china... (48ish) #en2490 #restoration https://t.co/v6ZvLBh5wX

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@ Ladyfidget -- Pretty heavy-handed sexual metaphors and a very close call when the esteemed lady is caught in Horner's chambers. Horner is supposedly selling the women china... (48ish) #en2490 #restoration

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"Smart women are the only ones that would dare to make their husbands Cuckholds..."

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Smart women are the only ones that would dare to make their husbands Cuckholds. They must be maniacal if they have an intelligent mind. #en2490

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Smart women are the only ones that would dare to make their husbands Cuckholds. They must be maniacal if they have an intelligent mind. #en2490 https://t.co/IypLmBUg2L

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Smart women are the only ones that would dare to make their husbands Cuckholds. They must be maniacal if they have an intelligent mind. #en2490 pic.twitter.com/IypLmBUg2L
— Alexandria DiCentes (@BritLitTweets) January 31, 2018

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Smart women are the only ones that would dare to make their husbands Cuckholds. They must be maniacal if they have an intelligent mind. #en2490 https://t.co/IypLmBUg2L

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Smart women are the only ones that would dare to make their husbands Cuckholds. They must be maniacal if they have an intelligent mind. #en2490 https://t.co/IypLmBUg2L

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Smart women are the only ones that would dare to make their husbands Cuckholds. They must be maniacal if they have an intelligent mind. #en2490

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"...Oroonoko is an ideal of the nobel savage, a romanticized view of 'savages'..."

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Newsflash: Oroonoko is an ideal of the noble savage, a romanticized view of 'savages' that sees them as untouched and beyond sin, since they haven't been corrupted by civilization #en2490 #restoration

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Newsflash: Oroonoko is an ideal of the noble savage, a romanticized view of 'savages' that sees them as untouched and beyond sin, since they haven't been corrupted by civilization #en2490 #restoration

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Newsflash: Oroonoko is an ideal of the noble savage, a romanticized view of 'savages' that sees them as untouched and beyond sin, since they haven't been corrupted by civilization #en2490 #restoration
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) February 19, 2018

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Newsflash: Oroonoko is an ideal of the noble savage, a romanticized view of 'savages' that sees them as untouched and beyond sin, since they haven't been corrupted by civilization #en2490 #restoration

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Newsflash: Oroonoko is an ideal of the noble savage, a romanticized view of 'savages' that sees them as untouched and beyond sin, since they haven't been corrupted by civilization #en2490 #restoration

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Newsflash: Oroonoko is an ideal of the noble savage, a romanticized view of 'savages' that sees them as untouched and beyond sin, since they haven't been corrupted by civilization #en2490 #restoration

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Samuel Johnson published "The Rambler".

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Alexander Pope published his mock-epic, "The Rape of the Lock".

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Alexander Pope takes the time to explain how clever he is for all of the women readers at the beginning of The Rape of the Lock. #en2490

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Alexander Pope takes the time to explain how clever he is for all of the women readers at the beginning of The Rape of the Lock. #en2490 https://t.co/Vvom41MUvB

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Alexander Pope takes the time to explain how clever he is for all of the women readers at the beginning of The Rape of the Lock. #en2490 pic.twitter.com/Vvom41MUvB
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) February 19, 2018

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Alexander Pope takes the time to explain how clever he is for all of the women readers at the beginning of The Rape of the Lock. #en2490 https://t.co/Vvom41MUvB

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Alexander Pope takes the time to explain how clever he is for all of the women readers at the beginning of The Rape of the Lock. #en2490 https://t.co/Vvom41MUvB

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Alexander Pope takes the time to explain how clever he is for all of the women readers at the beginning of The Rape of the Lock. #en2490

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Lady Mary Wortley Montagu published her response to Swift in a poem titled "The Reason That Induced Dr. Swift to Write a Poem Called "The Lady's Dressing Room"",

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Jonathan Swift published "The Lady's Dressing Room".

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Aphra Behn publishes a history titled "Oroonoko, or the Royal Slave".

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John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, published "The Imperfect Enjoyment".

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Why is everything so dirty during the Restoration? Here's why:

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Why is everything so dirty during the Restoration? Here's why:

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"Restoration Dramas are full of sex, drinking, humor..."

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William Wycherley publishes a Comedy of Manners, "The Country Wife".

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Wycherley: Wrote a play that was banned from 1752-1924. “You don’t have to speak about if Wycherley’s work is good or bad, the smut speaks for itself”

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Wycherley: Wrote a play that was banned from 1752-1924. “You don’t have to speak about if Wycherley’s work is good or bad, the smut speaks for itself”

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Wycherley: Wrote a play that was banned from 1752-1924. “You don’t have to speak about if Wycherley’s work is good or bad, the smut speaks for itself”
— LiteraTweeter (@landmermaid_n) January 31, 2018

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Wycherley: Wrote a play that was banned from 1752-1924. “You don’t have to speak about if Wycherley’s work is good or bad, the smut speaks for itself”

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Wycherley: Wrote a play that was banned from 1752-1924. “You don’t have to speak about if Wycherley’s work is good or bad, the smut speaks for itself”

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Wycherley: Wrote a play that was banned from 1752-1924. “You don’t have to speak about if Wycherley’s work is good or bad, the smut speaks for itself”

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John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, published "The Disabled Debauchee" (this is also considered a mock-epic).

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John Wilmot's 'The Disabled Debauchee' can be considered a mock epic, as it contains many conventions of the genre. #en2490

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John Wilmot's 'The Disabled Debauchee' can be considered a mock epic, as it contains many conventions of the genre. #en2490

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John Wilmot's 'The Disabled Debauchee' can be considered a mock epic, as it contains many conventions of the genre. #en2490
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) February 19, 2018

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John Wilmot's 'The Disabled Debauchee' can be considered a mock epic, as it contains many conventions of the genre. #en2490

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John Wilmot's 'The Disabled Debauchee' can be considered a mock epic, as it contains many conventions of the genre. #en2490

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John Wilmot's 'The Disabled Debauchee' can be considered a mock epic, as it contains many conventions of the genre. #en2490

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"...when two men compete for one girl, there is a clear relationship between the two men..."

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Dirty, allegorical names, coming over from the Medieval Period 

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Dirty, allegorical names, coming over from the Medieval Period 

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Mr. Horner and Pinchwife are so metaphorical with their names - you can figure out their personalities and interactions with their wives just from their names. (Cuckolds and horny men) #en2490

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Mr. Horner and Pinchwife are so metaphorical with their names - you can figure out their personalities and interactions with their wives just from their names. (Cuckolds and horny men) #en2490

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Mr. Horner and Pinchwife are so metaphorical with their names - you can figure out their personalities and interactions with their wives just from their names. (Cuckolds and horny men) #en2490
— LiteraTweeter (@landmermaid_n) January 31, 2018

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Mr. Horner and Pinchwife are so metaphorical with their names - you can figure out their personalities and interactions with their wives just from their names. (Cuckolds and horny men) #en2490

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Mr. Horner and Pinchwife are so metaphorical with their names - you can figure out their personalities and interactions with their wives just from their names. (Cuckolds and horny men) #en2490

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Mr. Horner and Pinchwife are so metaphorical with their names - you can figure out their personalities and interactions with their wives just from their names. (Cuckolds and horny men) #en2490

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Glorious Revolution: James is given the option to abdicate the throne or be beheaded.

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1688 Glorious Revolution: win win situation where the people got James out of power without blood, threatened him with beheading so he fled. #restorationperiod
#en2490

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1688 Glorious Revolution: win win situation where the people got James out of power without blood, threatened him with beheading so he fled. #restorationperiod
#en2490

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1688 Glorious Revolution: win win situation where the people got James out of power without blood, threatened him with beheading so he fled. #restorationperiod#en2490
— LiteraTweeter (@landmermaid_n) January 31, 2018

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1688 Glorious Revolution: win win situation where the people got James out of power without blood, threatened him with beheading so he fled. #restorationperiod
#en2490

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1688 Glorious Revolution: win win situation where the people got James out of power without blood, threatened him with beheading so he fled. #restorationperiod
#en2490

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1688 Glorious Revolution: win win situation where the people got James out of power without blood, threatened him with beheading so he fled. #restorationperiod
#en2490

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James, like Charles, is a Scottish Catholic, believes in the Divine Rite of Kings, and is considered a much worse ruler than Charles.

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Following the death of Charles II, his brother James II comes to power.

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Charles II is restored to the throne, denoting the beginning of the Restoration Period

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Restoration Period from 1660 (Charles II restored) to 1789 (French Revolution) #en2490 #restoration

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Restoration Period from 1660 (Charles II restored) to 1789 (French Revolution) #en2490 #restoration

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Restoration Period from 1660 (Charles II restored) to 1789 (French Revolution) #en2490 #restoration
— Peter Ntourntourekas (@PeterNtourntou1) January 31, 2018

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Restoration Period from 1660 (Charles II restored) to 1789 (French Revolution) #en2490 #restoration

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Restoration Period from 1660 (Charles II restored) to 1789 (French Revolution) #en2490 #restoration

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Restoration Period from 1660 (Charles II restored) to 1789 (French Revolution) #en2490 #restoration