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Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift is a satirical masterpiece that follows the adventurous and often absurd journeys of Lemuel Gulliver as he encounters strange lands and societies. Shipwrecked on four separate voyages, Gulliver meets the miniature inhabitants of Lilliput, the towering giants of Brobdingnag, the intellectually absurd Laputans, and the noble Houyhnhnms—talking horses who rule over the brutish human-like Yahoos. Each encounter reveals Swift’s sharp critique of human nature, society, and the follies of civilization, offering timeless commentary on issues like power, pride, and the limits of human knowledge.

With its fantastical settings and unforgettable characters, Gulliver’s Travels is both an engaging adventure story and a profound satirical work, blending humor with a critique of human weaknesses. Swift’s insights remain relevant over two centuries later, cementing this work as a staple of English literature and a must-read for lovers of satire, fantasy, and classic novels.