Nevertheless, the author was an Irishman preserving the welfare of his homeland as an Irishman. Swift puts a spin at the ending that reading would be outraged that Swift was the just concern for his country and not for the children living in the streets with no more than rags to cover themselves. Therefore, Swift proposed to sacrifice Irish babies as a delicacy for the wealthy. However, Swift remained driven by the desperate dilemma of his country, as well as the significant advantages rich and the author as confidence that the proposal would benefit the country. However, he tells the reader that he would not include for his children would not bring one shilling since they already past the age and his wife no longer have children. …show more content…
The modest proposal by Jonathan Swift that the motive was to the public's right of the country and submitted his proposal. Jonathan Swift purpose as to gather people's reaction as they are shocked and outrage the reader of extreme poverty and unfair trade with Great Britain. Swift effectively uses irony to get his point across to make people stand up and take notice of the problem of poverty in their