The document proposes a satirical solution to overpopulation and unemployment in Ireland by suggesting that poor children be fattened and sold as food to rich landowners. It argues that this would combat overpopulation while providing income for poor families and improving the diets of the wealthy. Statistical data is offered to support selling children aged one for meat. Potential recipes and positive effects on morality are also discussed, with the conclusion being this project would solve Ireland's problems more than any other proposal.

1. Made by-Khandoker
Mufakkher Hossain .
Ex-Student, Jagannath University,Dhaka.
Dept. of English ,01911689503

3. The irony of this passage, and
in Swift's treatment of the
poor in general, is neither
simple nor straightforward.
এই উত্তরণের বিণরোহ, এিং সোধোরেভোণি
গবরিণের বিবিৎসোর ক্ষেণে সুইফ্ট সহজ নয়
এিং সহজলভয নয়।

7. The author argues, by hard-edged
economic reasoning as well as from a self-
righteous moral stance, for a way to turn
this problem into its own solution.
His proposal, in effect, is to fatten up
these undernourished children and feed
them to Ireland's rich land-owners.

8. Children of the poor could be sold into a
meat market at the age of one, he
argues, thus combating overpopulation
and unemployment, sparing families the
expense of child-bearing while providing
them with a little extra income,
improving the culinary experience of the
wealthy, and contributing to the overall
economic well-being of the nation.

9. The author offers statistical
support for his assertions and
gives specific data about the
number of children to be sold,
their weight and price, and the
projected consumption patterns.

10. He suggests some recipes for
preparing this delicious new
meat, and he feels sure that
innovative cooks will be quick
to generate more.

11. He also anticipates that the
practice of selling and eating
children will have positive
effects on family morality:
husbands will treat their wives
with more respect, and parents
will value their children in ways
hitherto unknown.

12. His conclusion is that the
implementation of this project
will do more to solve Ireland's
complex social, political, and
economic problems than any
other measure that has been
proposed.

13. The END