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Burmese Days Quotes
Free speech is unthinkable. All other kinds of freedom are permitted.
Source:
(Harcourt, Brace & World, ed. 1962), Chapter V, Page 69
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Burmese Days
Writer:
George Orwell
Genre:
Historical Fiction
Published:
1934
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