Since the king's judgment is based on gulliver's report, we can conclude that gulliver (and swift) with brobdingnag.
agrees
or
disagrees

Agrees

Gulliver's Travels is a satirical book by Irish writer Jonathan Swift. It is Swift's most famous work and a classic of English literature.

In this book, Gulliver is travelling in Brobdingnag. He reports to the King. In this section, we can assume that if Gulliver's report is the main source on which the king bases his judgement, he is likely to agree with Gulliver.

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