1. Satire in Liliput
... is chosen by the child's parents" status in society, the wealthier the parent, the better the school their child will attend, if the family is part of the poor, working class, then the child is not sent to school. The children are allowed to see their parents only twice a year, for ... whether to break soft-boiled eggs at the small or big end. When part of the population resists the edict to change the end they break, civil war results (I:4;4). Thus Swift satirized the religious schism created by Henry VIII's break with the Roman Catholic Church, leading eventually to the English Civil .....
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