Unable to work for a living, these mothers are "forced to spend all their time" begging for food.
Swift suggests that most Irish children by the age of one are sold and eaten as food. Swift uses a factual tone to make her thoughts seem reasonable. On page 626, Swift uses hyperbole to exaggerate a satirical solution to poverty, suggesting using poor children as food. Swift used the idea of eating children as a metaphor for what she considered exploitation of the poor, such as the high rents charged by landlords. In this essay, Swift comments on his society's view and value of personality. In this essay, he argues that poor Irish families should sell their children to wealthy Englishmen to feed them.
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