Gulliver's Travels

What it's about

A ship's surgeon reports, in a sober traveller's voice, on four voyages: to tiny Lilliput, giant Brobdingnag, the flying island of Laputa, and the land of the rational horses, the Houyhnhnms. Under the deadpan adventure runs Swift's satire on politics, science, war and human pride, sharpening with each voyage. All four parts, chapter by chapter.

Who it's for

- Readers who like satire that still bites - Anyone who knows Lilliput but has never read past it - Fans of imaginary voyages and invented societies

What’s inside

1. Part I
   CHAPTER I.

   18 min
2. CHAPTER II.

   17 min
3. CHAPTER III.

   13 min
4. CHAPTER IV.

   8 min
5. CHAPTER V.

   11 min
6. CHAPTER VI.

   17 min
7. CHAPTER VII.

   13 min
8. CHAPTER VIII.

   11 min
9. Part II
   CHAPTER I.

   22 min
10. CHAPTER II.

    10 min
11. CHAPTER III.

    18 min
12. CHAPTER IV.

    8 min
13. CHAPTER V.

    17 min
14. CHAPTER VI.

    14 min
15. CHAPTER VII.

    11 min
16. CHAPTER VIII.

    21 min
17. Part III
    CHAPTER I.

    9 min
18. CHAPTER II.

    14 min
19. CHAPTER III.

    12 min
20. CHAPTER IV.

    10 min
21. CHAPTER V.

    12 min
22. CHAPTER VI.

    9 min
23. CHAPTER VII.

    7 min
24. CHAPTER VIII.

    9 min

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