A project for the advancement of religion

Select up to TWO versions to read
 The first edition, for Swift's bookseller Tooke (1709); forceful and direct Introduction
 Piracy by Henry Hills (1709), noted for his scurvy printing Introduction
 Close reprint of the first edition in Miscellanies (1711), an early elegant collection of Swift Introduction
 Close reprint of Miscellanies(1711) text in Swift-Pope Miscellanies(1727) Introduction
 Stylistically revised, more polite, reprint in Faulkner's edition of Works(1735) Introduction