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…Napoleon: Napoleon is Orwell's chief villain in Animal Farm. The name Napoleon is very coincidental since Napoleon, the dictator of France, was thought by many to be the Anti-Christ. Napoleon, the pig, is really the central character on the farm…

…In this essay, Robert Pearce contends that Leo Tolstoy and George Orwell share more similarities than not. He also maintains that Tolstoy’s writings influenced George Orwell. He claims that particular passages in Animal Farm can be linked to some…

…of the people". The land, now freed from ownership, was handed to the nearest collective farm. Those villages that were due for collectivisation but did not want to join a collective, killed their animals and destroyed their grain so that they could not be taken…

…that specialize in family pets or farm animals or both. Others work in disease and pharmaceutical research. And there are government jobs overseeing food-production safety -- like the raising and processing of livestock for human consumption -- or educating…

…Some parts of Africa had plenty of water, but others never had enough water. Some places had enough water in good years but not in bad years. The amount of water made a big difference to how the scenery looked, and also to how many people and animals…

…requires that the animal bleeds to death as a cleansing process. "The cow chokes on his own blood. I could only feel pity" (Faces of Death). This institutionalized form of cruelty is also known as Factory Farming and is fueled by America’s fast food culture…

…Napoleon Vs. Stalin: A comparison of Animal Farm and the Russian Revolution George Orwell’s controversial novel “Animal Farm” has often been thought of as Orwell’s opinions, or interpretations of historical events that happened around…

…is to prevent animal cruelty in every aspect, from raising animals for food, to ways which animals are slaughtered and processed for human consumption, helping animals suffering and dying in laboratories, factory farms, in the fur industry, in circuses, parades…

…being the genetic engineering of animals. PETA focuses its attention on the four areas in which the largest numbers of animals suffer the most intensely for the longest periods of time on factory farms, in laboratories, in the fur trade…

…. An uncountable number of animals were killed unnecessarily, and/or starved because of lack of feed on the farms. Russia's agricultural sector suffered because there was not enough equipment, seed, livestock and manpower to meet the country's needs. Reports from…