A Modest Proposal and Other Satires

how does Swift appeal to thrift?

where does swift appeal to thrift

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Swift gets down to some real arguments when the narrator lists all the arguments that he will not give any time to. If eating the children were off the table, the people would have to turn to realistic arguments like these, such as the encouragement of virtue and thrift.

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