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Jonathan Swift is in the middle of a corrupt society driven by the rich and there desire for money along with the poor and there struggles to survive. Swift would like for the wealthy to show mercy toward the lower class and the people of his country come together and help each other to better there kingdom.
The poor population is plagued by the sin of sexual immorality, theft, and hunger. The women widowed or married, sale themselves physically as a payment or for food to feed there children. This in return leads to them getting pregnant again and adding to there despair. Most women could not find work due to the large population. And the children learned how to make ends meet at an early age by stealing what ever they could to profit from or to feed themselves. The poor where to weak to work and put in a full day's labor due to malnutrition. The women and children of this time had very little chance to make anything of there lives except to stay in the lifestyle they were born......

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