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Nineteen eighty-four

by George Orwell

In a totalitarian state under constant surveillance, Winston Smith works to rewrite history while secretly harbouring rebellious thoughts. When he begins a forbidden affair, he must risk everything to preserve his intellectual freedom.

Accession 36816 ISBN 9780571394388 Publisher Faber & Faber
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