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What evidence suggests that gulliver is learning little from his experiences in brobdingnag?

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I think that the evidence that Gulliver is learning little from his experiences in Brobdingnag is that he is put out at the king for mocking England and their government and politics. He is angry that they think that they are more moral and self-righteous unlike the stories they have heard about England.

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What evidence suggests that gulliver is learning little from his experiences in brobdingnag?​

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