Gulliver's Travels "The Engine". Earliest known illustration of a computer 1751

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Gulliver's Travels "The Engine". Earliest known illustration of a computer 1751[Illustration of The Engine from Gulliver's Travels] The earliest known illustration of a device resembling a modern computer appears in Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels (1726), one of the earliest works of Science Fiction. This fictional machine, known as "The Engine," is described at the Academy of Projectors in Lagadothe capital of Balnibarbi, a fictional island nation which Swift locates in the Pacific Ocean near Japan. The Engine was designed

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