What light satirical elements are found in the account of the voyage to lilliput?

At the time that Swift composed Gulliver's Travels, England was the most capable country on the planet, with a huge armada of boats, which were always looking for new grounds to control. Amid these inquiries the English came into contact with a few new human advancements. The Lilliputians appear to be relatively conceivable in this unique circumstance. In any case, Swift sets the primary culture Gulliver comes into contact with as very little to be genuine. He makes the Lilliputians just six inches tall. It is huge that Gulliver, originating from the most intense country on the planet, can be held detainee by six-inch men. Quick is requesting that the English think about the pride of their own nation, particularly as a frontier control.

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