An outstanding work of an English classic. Lemuel Gulliver - a simple man, a surgeon and the father of a family, suddenly changes his life abruptly - goes on a sea voyage, first as a ship's doctor, and then as captain of several ships. Gulliver appears both as a "traveler" character and as a narrator whose presence connects the four parts of the novel. By the will of fate, the hero is forced to go through incredible adventures, gaining life experience and wisdom. In the form of a fantastic story about Gulliver's travels to fictional countries, the writer cruelly ridicules the social order of modern England.

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