J. G. N.

_Sir Gammer Vangs_ (Vol. ii., pp. 89. 280. 396.).--I have just found

some account of this absurd story in Swift's _Correspondence_, Scott's

edition, vol. xvi. p. 306. It seems to have been printed in a pamphlet,

a copy of which was sent to the Dean by his friend Mr. Ludlow (Sept. 10,

1718), under the name of _Sir Politic Would-be_, who gives it sportively

(as I always thought it _really_ had) a political meaning, and there

seems to have been some allusion in it to the Dean himself. The pamphlet

may, perhaps, be found in some of the Irish libraries.

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