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Animal Farm — George Orwell (Maskew Miller Longman study edition)
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Description
'Animal Farm' by George Orwell is a political allegory in which a group of farm animals overthrow their human owner in the hope of establishing a society built on equality. Led initially by the pigs, the animals attempt to govern themselves, but the revolution gradually gives way to corruption, manipulation and authoritarian rule. Through memorable characters and the gradual distortion of the animals’ original ideals, Orwell explores the abuse of power, the betrayal of revolutionary principles and the dangers of propaganda. First published in 1945, this classic novella offers a penetrating critique of totalitarianism and remains a significant work of political satire.
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Good condition, as pictured
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