The grand mystery, or art of meditating over an house of office, restor'd and unveil'd; after the manner of the ingenious Dr. S---ft [i.e. Swift]
Subtitle: With observations historical, political and moral; on the dignity, usefulness, and pleasantness of that study. With several new improvements, and proposals for better accomodating the nobility and gentry, of both sexes, in their natural necessities, and for making London the most magnificent city in the world. Dedicated to the profound Dr. W----- [i.e. Wotton] ...
Publisher: Printed for A. More, near St. Paul's, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster.
Published: 1726
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 24
Work titles: Grand mystery
Notes: Sometimes, probably erroneously, attributed to Swift (Teerink 933) & to Edward Ward.

The dedication to William Wotton is ironic; in part a parody on him.