To what real-world problem from Swift's time is the narrator referring?

O

A. Religious clashes between the Protestants and Catholics

B. Disagreement over religious holidays and celebrations in Ireland

and England

O

O

c. Overpopulation in the urban parts of Ireland

D. Fathers abandoning families

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Malia Robles

21 June, 02:53

To what real-world problem from Swift's time is the narrator referring?

O

A. Religious clashes between the Protestants and Catholics

B. Disagreement over religious holidays and celebrations in Ireland

and England

O

O

c. Overpopulation in the urban parts of Ireland

D. Fathers abandoning families

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Kayley Brooks · Answer 1

Answer of letter A. The narrator is able to justify his failures with theirs.

Explanation:

Because the narrator is suggesting they are responsible for the state of science

To what real-world problem from Swift's time is the narrator referring?OA. Religious clashes between the Protestants and CatholicsB. Disagreement over religious holidays and celebrations in Irelandand EnglandOOc. Overpopulation in the urban parts of IrelandD. Fathers abandoning families