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An intellectual who didn't like intellectuals, a socialist who didn't trust their state, a author of the left who found it simpler to forgive writers of the right, a liberal who was simply against free market segments, a Protestant who thought in religion however, not in God, a fierce opposition of nationalism who described Englishness for a era. Apart from being one of the greatest politics essayists in the British language and author of two of the most famous books in 20th hundred years literature, George Orwell was a guy of many attractive contradictions, somebody who liked to go against the grain because he thought that was where the truth usually lay down. George Orwell: British Rebel takes us over a journey through the countless twists and changes of Orwell's life and thought, from the precocious general population institution satirist at Eton and the imperial policeman in Burma, through his early on years as a fairly dour documentary writer, down and out on the streets of Paris and London and on the path to Wigan pier, to his formative activities as a volunteer soldier in the Spanish Civil War. Above all, the audiobook skilfully traces Orwell's gradual reconciliation with his country, a quest which started out down a coal mine in 1936 to find its exhilarating peaks through the dark times of the next World War.
