Index of the Project Gutenberg Works of Jonathan Swift

This collection gathers the breadth of a celebrated 18th‑century writer’s output in a single, easy‑to‑navigate library. Readers can jump straight to famous satirical essays such as the scathing “A Modest Proposal” and the literary quarrel “The Battle of the Books,” as well as to the enduring adventure of “Gulliver’s Travels.” The volume also includes political pamphlets, letters, and a pair of poetry collections, each linked for quick access. With a clear table of contents, the set lets you move between essays, sermons, and verses without hunting through separate files.

For listeners, the compilation offers a convenient way to explore the writer’s razor‑sharp wit, his keen commentary on religion and government, and his playful use of digression. Whether you are drawn to the moral earnestness of his sermons, the biting humor of his pamphlets, or the lyrical charm of his poems, the audio versions bring each piece to life. This organized assortment makes it simple to sample the full scope of his work and discover the pieces that resonate most.