Jonathan Swift’s cynical, scatological, misanthropic satire that after 295 years and misplaced but successful reputation as a children’s classic still hits the mark as one of the most focused, unforgiving indictments of politics, law and the human condition – a book he wanted to “vex” the world in order to heal it. If you need assistance setting up Zoom, contact techsupport@myrml.org. Co-Sponsored with the Rogers Memorial Library.