Gulliver's Travels

The narrative follows the gullible ship's doctor, Lemuel Gulliver, as he embarks on fantastical journeys through whimsical worlds inhabited by tiny people, giants, and talking horses. Jonathan Swift cleverly critiques human nature, exposing follies, vulnerabilities, and self-destructiveness in a manner that resonates across generations. This edition utilizes the original 1735 text and includes historical appendices that illuminate the novel's literary influences and its intricate political and religious themes, enriching the reader's understanding of its enduring relevance.