Gulliver's Travels

Gulliver's Travels
Jonathan Swift, anglo-irish satirist, essayist, political pamphleteer (1667-1745)

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Table of Contents
-01- About this book
-02- THE PUBLISHER TO THE READER
-03- A LETTER FROM CAPTAIN GULLIVER TO HIS COUSIN SYMPSON
-04- PART I. A VOYAGE TO LILLIPUT
-05- CHAPTER I. THE AUTHOR GIVES SOME ACCOUNT OF HIMSELF AND FAMILY
-06- CHAPTER II. THE EMPEROR OF LILLIPUT
-07- CHAPTER III. THE AUTHOR DIVERTS THE EMPEROR
-08- CHAPTER IV. MILDENDO, THE METROPOLIS OF LILLIPUT
-09- CHAPTER V. AN EXTRAORDINARY STRATAGEM, PREVENTS AN INVASION
-10- CHAPTER VI. OF THE INHABITANTS OF LILLIPUT
-11- CHAPTER VII. BEING INFORMED OF A DESIGN TO ACCUSE HIM OF HIGH TREASON
-12- CHAPTER VIII. A LUCKY ACCIDENT
-13- PART II. A VOYAGE TO BROBDINGNAG
-14- CHAPTER I. A GREAT STORM
-15- CHAPTER II. A DESCRIPTION OF THE FARMER'S DAUGHTER
-16- CHAPTER III. THE AUTHOR SENT FOR TO COURT
-17- CHAPTER IV. A PROPOSAL FOR CORRECTING MODERN MAPS
-18- CHAPTER V. SEVERAL ADVENTURERS THAT HAPPENED TO THE AUTHOR
-19- CHAPTER VI. SEVERAL CONTRIVANCES OF THE AUTHOR
-20- CHAPTER VII. THE AUTHOR'S LOVE OF HIS COUNTRY
-21- CHAPTER VIII. THE KING AND QUEEN MAKE A PROGRESS TO THE FRONTIERS
-22- PART III. A VOYAGE TO LAPUTA, BALNIBARBI, LUGGNAGG, GLUBBDUBDRIB
-23- CHAPTER I. THE AUTHOR SETS OUT ON HIS THIRD VOYAGE
-24- CHAPTER II. THE HUMOURS AND DISPOSITIONS OF THE LAPUTIANS
-25- CHAPTER III. A PHENOMENON SOLVED BY MODERN PHILOSOPHY AND ASTRONOMY
-26- CHAPTER IV. THE AUTHOR LEAVES LAPUTA
-27- CHAPTER V. THE AUTHOR PERMITTED TO SEE THE GRAND ACADEMY OF LAGADO
-28- CHAPTER VI. A FURTHER ACCOUNT OF THE ACADEMY
-29- CHAPTER VII. THE AUTHOR LEAVES LAGADO
-30- CHAPTER VIII. A FURTHER ACCOUNT OF GLUBBDUBDRIB
-31- CHAPTER IX. THE AUTHOR RETURNS TO MALDONADA
-32- CHAPTER X. THE LUGGNAGGIANS COMMENDED
-33- CHAPTER XI. THE AUTHOR LEAVES LUGGNAGG, AND SAILS TO JAPAN
-34- PART IV. A VOYAGE TO THE COUNTRY OF THE HOUYHNHNMS
-35- CHAPTER I. THE AUTHOR SETS OUT AS CAPTAIN OF A SHIP
-36- CHAPTER II. THE AUTHOR CONDUCTED BY A HOUYHNHNM TO HIS HOUSE
-37- CHAPTER III. THE AUTHOR STUDIES TO LEARN THE LANGUAGE
-38- CHAPTER IV. THE HOUYHNHNM'S NOTION OF TRUTH AND FALSEHOOD
-39- CHAPTER V. THE AUTHOR AT HIS MASTER'S COMMAND
-40- CHAPTER VI. A CONTINUATION OF THE STATE OF ENGLAND UNDER QUEEN ANNE
-41- CHAPTER VII. THE AUTHOR'S GREAT LOVE OF HIS NATIVE COUNTRY
-42- CHAPTER VIII. THE AUTHOR RELATES SEVERAL PARTICULARS OF THE YAHOOS
-43- CHAPTER IX. A GRAND DEBATE AT THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE HOUYHNHNMS
-44- CHAPTER X. THE AUTHOR'S ECONOMY, AND HAPPY LIFE, AMONG THE HOUYHNHNMS
-45- CHAPTER XI. THE AUTHOR'S DANGEROUS VOYAGE
-46- CHAPTER XII. THE AUTHOR'S VERACITY
-47- FOOTNOTES

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