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The King of Brobdingnag views English history of the preceding hundred years as a series of wars, revolutions, and power struggles that have resulted in much destruction and suffering. He criticizes England's leaders for their greed and corruption, as well as their willingness to sacrifice the well-being of their subjects for personal gain. Ultimately, he sees England as a morally bankrupt society in need of reform.

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