- "Gulliver's Travels" is a novel printed in London in 1726 divided into four books
- The main character is Lemuel Gulliver, who encounters tiny Lilliputians, giants, and intelligent horses on his journeys
- The book's style is plain and simple, mixing fantasy, political satire, moral fable, and playfulness
- Gulliver is described as middle-aged, well-educated, sensible, and a careful observer, becoming disgusted by Europe's corruption
- The novel can be interpreted as a political allegory reflecting Swift's time and as a children's tale with amusing and absurd adventures.
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