A Journal to Stella
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A Journal to Stella

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eBook - ePub
Available until 23 Dec |Learn more

A Journal to Stella

About this book

Published posthumously in 1766, A Journal to Stella by Jonathan Swift is a complete collection consisting of sixty-five letters he wrote to Esther Johnson, whom he bestowed the name of Stella. It is known that Stella is the name Swift gave to Esther Johnson. They met when she was only eight years old and knew each other for the entirety of the rest of their lives. Swift was first a mentor to young Esther. He taught her to read and write then introduced her to the arts. Jonathan's relationship to Esther is intriguing. While they shared a friendship for many years, Jonathan left her in Ireland when he moved to London for some time. In that time, he drew interest from several other women, but nothing came of those relationships. However, when a man showed interest in Esther and wished to propose, the letters disclose how Jonathan prevented this from happening. Such interference provides greater evidence for the affection he felt for Stella. There are no accounts from Stella herself, but Swift depicts her character wonderfully as a loyal, kind, and clever woman. The sixty-five letters to Stella that compose A Journal to Stella, explores Swift and Johnson's relationship and history.

A Journal to Stella is an interesting study on the relationship between the highly esteemed classical author, Jonathan Swift and a woman who was very dear to him. Written with affection and detailed prose, the letters that are featured in A Journal to Stella also reveal insights on the culture of 18th century London and features many of the prominent men that Swift met. As he wrote of his daily routine and life, readers are allowed a privileged glimpse of how this famous author lived day to day, including the intimate details of his relationships.

Containing the wit and humor Swift is famous for, A Journal to Stella reveals the author for who he really was, allowing even modern readers to know this incredible 18th century man. This edition of Jonathan Swift's A Journal to Stella features an eye-catching cover design and is printed in a readable font, making it both accessible and modern.

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Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Contents
  5. Introduction
  6. Letter I
  7. Letter II
  8. Letter III
  9. Letter IV
  10. Letter V
  11. Letter VI
  12. Letter VII
  13. Letter VIII
  14. Letter IX
  15. Letter X
  16. Letter XI
  17. Letter XII
  18. Letter XIII
  19. Letter XIV
  20. Letter XV
  21. Letter XVI
  22. Letter XVII
  23. Letter XVIII
  24. Letter XIX
  25. Letter XX
  26. Letter XXI
  27. Letter XXII
  28. Letter XXIII
  29. Letter XXIV
  30. Letter XXV
  31. Letter XXVI
  32. Letter XXVII
  33. Letter XXVIII
  34. Letter XXIX
  35. Letter XXX
  36. Letter XXXI
  37. Letter XXXII
  38. Letter XXXIII
  39. Letter XXXIV
  40. Letter XXXV
  41. Letter XXXVI
  42. Letter XXXVII
  43. Letter XXXVIII
  44. Letter XXXIX
  45. Letter XL
  46. Letter XLI
  47. Letter XLII
  48. Letter XLIII
  49. Letter XLIV
  50. Letter XLV
  51. Letter XLVI
  52. Letter XLVII
  53. Letter XLVIII
  54. Letter XLIX
  55. Letter L
  56. Letter LI
  57. Letter LII
  58. Letter LIII
  59. Letter LIV
  60. Letter LV
  61. Letter LVI
  62. Letter LVII
  63. Letter LVIII
  64. Letter LIX
  65. Letter LX
  66. Letter LXI
  67. Letter LXII
  68. Letter LXIII
  69. Letter LXIV
  70. Letter LXV
  71. A Note About the Author
  72. A Note from the Publisher