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The Social Satires, Social Trends And Social Uprisings Of George Orwell

The Social Satires, Social Trends and Social Uprisings of George Orwell
Known for his political views and influential satires George Orwell wrote of his multiple experiences that gave him the foundation to do his works. With first hand experiences of true political uprisings and struggle his works reflect the cause and effect of wars and changes in power. Within his first writings in magazines and books his strong socialist views gave him the ability to be ranked among Britain’s leading writers. Orwell’s views and mastery of satires are most evident in his works Animal Farm and 1984, due to the characteristics of the farm animals and the views of the Big Brother group. The impact...

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