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A satirical narrative by Jonathan Swift, Gullivers Travels(1726) has retained its popularity with children and adults alike for two and a half centuries for its inventiveness, wit, narrative strength, and a certain kind of grim humor. The four parts of the narrative describe the adventures of Gulliver, the ships surgeon, among the Lilliputians, six inches high; the Brobd A satirical narrative by Jonathan Swift, Gullivers Travels(1726) has retained its popularity with children and adults alike for two and a half centuries for its inventiveness, wit, narrative strength, and a certain kind of grim humor. The four parts of the narrative describe the adventures of Gulliver, the ships surgeon, among the Lilliputians, six inches high; the Brobdingnagians, tall as church steeples; the Laputans, who are thoroughly unpractical philosophers, historians, scientists and projectors; and finally the houyhnhnms, noble horses endowed with a rationality far beyond the reach of human beings.

A satirical narrative by Jonathan Swift, Gullivers Travels(1726) has retained its popularity with children and adults alike for two and a half centuries for its inventiveness, wit, narrative strength, and a certain kind of grim humor. The four parts of the narrative describe the adventures of Gulliver, the ships surgeon, among the Lilliputians, six inches high; the Brobd A satirical narrative by Jonathan Swift, Gullivers Travels(1726) has retained its popularity with children and adults alike for two and a half centuries for its inventiveness, wit, narrative strength, and a certain kind of grim humor. The four parts of the narrative...  Read More