Identify this man who traveled to locales such as Blefuscu and Lilliput, the title character of the most famous work by Jonathan Swift.
This man went to the Levant of Western Asia for a period of three years beginning in 1685. His most famous work was published by his cousin Richard Sympson, who included a letter to the reader stating that he had "[struck] out innumerable passages relating to…minute descriptions". Because this man did not know Japanese, he "was not qualified to make any inquiries" regarding Japan's relationship with the Struldbrugs. He had a notable run-in with Don Pedro de Mendez, a Portuguese sailor who this man considered to be a Yahoo. Identify this man who traveled to locales such as Blefuscu and Lilliput, the title character of the most famous work by Jonathan Swift.
This man went to the Levant of Western Asia for a period of three years beginning in 1685.
{Lemuel Gulliver} [accept either or both parts]