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In Gulliver’s Travels based on the King’s reactions to Gulliver’s account of events in English society, what can you infer about the state of the King’s society? Explain why your answer choice is correct. a. It is peaceful.
b. It is primitive.
c. It is poor.
d. It is warlike.

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