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The Dwarfs of Lilliput, the Giants of Brobdingnag, Gulliver's Travels Are Still Funny and Unsettling Today.
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To avoid the wrath of the ruler, the book was published anonymously until the 1735 edition – the long title would include the name of the narrator of the travel story – ‘Lemuel Gulliver’. But if it is children's literature, why the question of the ruler's wrath?
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