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Name the writer of:
"The Dunciad" (1728)
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| William Blake |
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| Alexander Pope |
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| John Keats |
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This poem satirized Pope's enemies.
Alexander Pope (1688-1744)
Only 4'6" tall, Pope was known as "The Wasp of Twickenham" and "The Sweet Swan of Thames".
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