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Study Guide
Luggnagg in Gulliver's Travels
By Jonathan Swift
Luggnagg
Luggnagg is basically a stop on Gulliver's way home to England via Japan. It doesn't get much love from Gulliver. He says it's a nice place and people are polite to strangers, but the main ornament of this satire is the tale Gulliver hears of the struldbrugs, about which, see below.
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- Introduction
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Summary
- Part 1, Chapter 1
- Part 1, Chapter 2
- Part 1, Chapter 3
- Part 1, Chapter 4
- Part 1, Chapter 5
- Part 1, Chapter 6
- Part 1, Chapter 7
- Part 1, Chapter 8
- Part 2, Chapter 1
- Part 2, Chapter 2
- Part 2, Chapter 3
- Part 2, Chapter 4
- Part 2, Chapter 5
- Part 2, Chapter 6
- Part 2, Chapter 7
- Part 2, Chapter 8
- Part 3, Chapter 1
- Part 3, Chapter 2
- Part 3, Chapter 3
- Part 3, Chapter 4
- Part 3, Chapter 5
- Part 3, Chapter 6
- Part 3, Chapter 7
- Part 3, Chapter 8
- Part 3, Chapter 9
- Part 3, Chapter 10
- Part 3, Chapter 11
- Part 4, Chapter 1
- Part 4, Chapter 2
- Part 4, Chapter 3
- Part 4, Chapter 4
- Part 4, Chapter 5
- Part 4, Chapter 6
- Part 4, Chapter 7
- Part 4, Chapter 8
- Part 4, Chapter 9
- Part 4, Chapter 10
- Part 4, Chapter 11
- Part 4, Chapter 12
- Themes
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Characters
- Lemuel Gulliver
- Mary Burton
- Mr. James Bates
- The Lilliputians
- The Lilliputian Emperor
- Flimnap and Skyresh Bolgolam
- Reldresal
- The Brobdingnagians
- The Brobdingnagian King
- The Brobdingnagian Queen's Dwarf
- Glumdalclitch
- The Laputians
- The Laputian King
- Lord Munodi
- The Projectors
- Glubbdubdrib
- Luggnagg
- The King of Luggnagg
- The Struldbrugs
- Japan
- Houyhnhnm Land
- The Master Horse
- The Sorrel Nag
- The Yahoos
- Don Pedro de Mendez
- Captains
- Analysis
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