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Mar 9: TREATISE ON GOOD MANNERS Common Sense and Good Manners
Swift regretted the laws against dueling because dueling at least was a good means of ridding the country of bores and fools. His keen eye penetrated social customs and saw the common sense that governed good manners. Read: TREATISE ON GOOD MANNERS ............. Vol. 27, pp. 99-103 |