Shooting an Elephant
shooting an elephnat
what topic does orwell identify for the story he is about to tell and by extension, for the entire essay?
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Orwell begins his essay by directly describing the animosity between the Burmese people and the Europeans. His entire essay addresses the anti-European sentiment, the effects of Imperialism, the negative effects of Imperial power, and the connection between the slaughter of the elephant and policing of Burmese society.
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