At one point in the book, the protagonist talks to Thomas More and Pompey, in addition to Julius Caesar and Hannibal, who tell him that the history books are wrong.
The title character of this novel spends time aboard the Antelope on its journey to the South Seas, and later, he sails for India aboard the Adventure. At one point in the book, the protagonist talks to Thomas More and Pompey, in addition to Julius Caesar and Hannibal, who tell him that the history books are wrong. Earlier, that character had spent time with the daughter of a Brobdinag, and at the end of the novel, he's unable to kiss his wife due to her resemblance to the Yahoos, who are the inferiors of the Houynhms. For ten points, identify this novel by Jonathan Swift, whose title character Lemuel visits lands with various non-human inhabitants.
The title character of this novel spends time aboard the Antelope on its journey to the South Seas, and later, he sails for India aboard the Adventure.
{Gulliver’s Travels}