George Orwell's first novel from 1933 recounting his experiences with poverty while working in restaurants and hotels in Paris and tramping in London in the late 1920s.
"Orwell is best known for his social commentary. 1984 and Animal Farm are cornerstones of modern political thought. Known by all and cited near as often as the Good Book itself, his critiques of Fascism and Authoritarian Communism are oft brandished, cudgel-like by in the political arena. So it is no"
"After knowing her I saw the force of the proverb 'Trust a snake before a Jew and a Jew before a Greek, but don't trust an Armenian.' - Down and Out in Paris and London"