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1. Introduction
2. Part 1, Chapter 1
3. Part 1, Chapter 2
4. Part 1, Chapter 3
5. Part 1, Chapter 4
6. Part 1, Chapter 5
7. Part 1, Chapter 6
8. Part 1, Chapter 7
9. Part 1, Chapter 8
10. Part 2, Chapter 1
11. Part 2, Chapter 2
12. Part 2, Chapter 3
13. Part 2, Chapter 4
14. Part 2, Chapter 5
15. Part 2, Chapter 6
16. Part 2, Chapter 7
17. Part 2, Chapter 8
18. Part 3, Chapter 1
19. Part 3, Chapter 2
20. Part 3, Chapter 3
21. Part 3, Chapter 4
22. Part 3, Chapter 5
23. Part 3, Chapter 6
24. Part 3, Chapter 7
25. Part 3, Chapter 8
26. Part 3, Chapter 9
27. Part 3, Chapter 10
28. Part 3, Chapter 11
29. Part 4, Chapter 1
30. Part 4, Chapter 2
31. Part 4, Chapter 3
32. Part 4, Chapter 4
33. Part 4, Chapter 5
34. Part 4, Chapter 6
35. Part 4, Chapter 7
36. Part 4, Chapter 8
37. Part 4, Chapter 9
38. Part 4, Chapter 10
39. Part 4, Chapter 11
40. Part 4, Chapter 12

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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)