One character in this novel is told that liberty is worth more than ribbons, and another character claims that it is Sunday seven days a week in Sugarcandy Mountain.
This novel is set between places named Pinchfield and Foxwood. One character in this novel is told that liberty is worth more than ribbons, and another character claims that it is Sunday seven days a week in Sugarcandy Mountain. Its Seven Commandments are eventually shortened to a single rule. In this novel, the song "Beasts of England" is taught by Old Major, and a group of characters adopts a Horn and Hoof Flag that has parallels to a hammer and sickle. Name this allegory of the Russian Revolution featuring the pigs Napoleon and Snowball, written by George Orwell.
This novel is set between places named Pinchfield and Foxwood.
Animal Farm (: A Fairy Story)