Gulliver's Travels

by Jonathan Swift

Action & Adventure Fiction Fantastic Fiction Satire

40 chapters11h 10mEnglish1727

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Gulliver's Travels (1726, amended 1735), officially Travels into Several Remote Nations of the World, is a novel by Jonathan Swift that is both a satire on human nature and a parody of the "travelers' tales" literary sub-genre. It is widely considered Swift's magnum opus and is his most celebrated work, as well as one of the indisputable classics of English literature. (Summary from Wikipedia)

1Part 1, Chapter 1

1494

2Part 1, Chapter 2

1345

3Part 1, Chapter 3

1087

4Part 1, Chapter 4

706

5Part 1, Chapter 5

857

6Part 1, Chapter 6

1306

7Part 1, Chapter 7

1062

8Part 1, Chapter 8

839

9Part 2, Chapter 1

1736

10Part 2, Chapter 2

796

11Part 2, Chapter 3

1422

12Part 2, Chapter 4

759

13Part 2, Chapter 5

1395

14Part 2, Chapter 6

1303

15Part 2, Chapter 7

1050

16Part 2, Chapter 8

1905

17Part 3, Chapter 1

890

18Part 3, Chapter 2

1283

19Part 3, Chapter 3

822

20Part 3, Chapter 4

899

21Part 3, Chapter 5

1067

22Part 3, Chapter 6

845

23Part 3, Chapter 7

609

24Part 3, Chapter 8

846

25Part 3, Chapter 9

560

26Part 3, Chapter 10

1180

27Part 3, Chapter 11

512

28Part 4, Chapter 1

1046

29Part 4, Chapter 2

904

30Part 4, Chapter 3

860

31Part 4, Chapter 4

798

32Part 4, Chapter 5

927

33Part 4, Chapter 6

1027

34Part 4, Chapter 7

1131

35Part 4, Chapter 8

909

36Part 4, Chapter 9

793

37Part 4, Chapter 10

1098

38Part 4, Chapter 11

1222

39Part 4, Chapter 12

942

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