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Gulliver's Travels

Written by Jonathan Swift, this book is a political satire which comments on the human condition, the injustices of politics, and some surprisingly frank physical descriptions. Published in four parts, the most famous today is the first installment which goes by this name. It is discussed here.

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Gulliver's Travels

Written by Jonathan Swift, this book is a political satire which comments on the human condition, the injustices of politics, and some surprisingly frank physical descriptions. Published in four parts, the most famous today is the first installment which goes by this name. It is discussed here.

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