Lawrence University Scholar to Edit Major Volume of the Political Writings of Jonathan Swift.

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Date: 20040714
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Byline: Lawrence University

APPLETON, Wis., July 14 (AScribe Newswire) -- Bertrand A. Goldgar, the John N. Bergstrom Professor of Humanities and Professor of English at Lawrence University, has been named by the Cambridge University Press as a contributing editor to a landmark new edition of the works of Jonathan Swift.

The United Kingdom's Arts and Humanities Research Board has awarded a grant of u553,661 over five years (approximately $1.02 million) to support the compilation of the Cambridge Edition of the Works of Jonathan Swift, which will be published in 15 volumes ...

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