The Works of Jonathan Swift Blacks Readers Service  1950s Book is like new looks unread or very little use It Does have water stains at top of all pages (see Photos) very light after page 30 rxx U

The Works of Jonathan Swift, published by Black's Reader's Service in the 1950s, gathers the brilliant, biting satire and essays of the legendary Anglo-Irish author best known for Gulliver's Travels and A Modest Proposal.
Explore the masterclass satire and razor-sharp wit of one of history's greatest essayists with this 1950s edition of The Works of Jonathan Swift, published by Black's Reader's Service. This durable vintage hardcover omnibus collects Swift's celebrated prose, showcasing his unmatched genius for social commentary and irony. While the book is otherwise in like-new, unread condition with a tight binding and crisp text throughout most of the volume, please note that it does have water stains at the top margin of the pages—becoming very light and fading out after page 30. Despite this cosmetic flaw, it remains a sturdy, highly readable, and handsome decorative addition for collectors of classic literature.