Gulliver's Travels

the administration of lilliput is based on reward and punishment.explain

from goyal brothers prakasan

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Gulliver describes many of Lilliput's laws, telling the reader that dishonesty and false accusations are punished more severely than theft and other terrible things are punished in England. If someone in Lilliput accuses another but is proven to be wrong in the accusation, the accused is punished severely while the falsely accused person is rewarded.

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