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This document outlines a schedule of topics and assignments for a course on Restoration and 18th Century literature. It lists dates from October 26th through mid-November and the literary works or topics to be covered on those dates, including "The Way of the World", Gulliver's Travels, "MacFlecknoe", "The Dunciad", and "Debating Women". It also notes that students must post to a weekly discussion board and that a literary analysis assignment is due on November 8th.
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