Orwell, the War Broadcasts. London: Duckworth: British
Broadcasting Corp., 1985.
* This was later published in the U. S. with the title Orwell, the
Lost Writings.
Orwell, the War Commentaries. London: Duckworth: British
Broadcasting Corp., 1985.
* This was later published in the U.S. with the same title.
Inside the Whale, and Other Essays. London: V. Gollancz
ltd., 1940.
* Contains the following essays: Inside the Whale; Charles Dickens;
Boys' Weeklies
A Collection of Essays. Garden City, NY: Doubleday, 1954.
* Contains the following essays: Such, Such Were the Joys; Charles
Dickens; The Art of Donald McGill; Rudyard Kipling; Raffles and Miss Blandish;
Shooting an Elephant; Politics and the English Language; Reflections on
Gandhi; Marrakech; Looking Back on the Spanish War; Inside the Whale; England
Your England; Boys' Weeklies; Why I Write
Decline of the English Murder, and Other Essays. Harmondsworth,
Eng.: Penguin Books, 1965.
* Contains the following essays: Decline of the English Murder; A Hanging;
Benefit of Clergy; How the Poor Die; Rudyard Kipling; Raffles and Miss
Blandish; Charles Dickens, The Art of Donald McGill; Notes on Nationalism;
Why I Write
England, Your England, and Other Essays. London: Secker
& Warburg, 1953.
*Contains the following essays: Why I Write; Writers and Leviathan;
North and South (from The Road to Wigan Pier); Notes on Nationalism; Anti-Semitism
in Britain; Poetry and the Microphone; Inside the Whale; Marrakech; Looking
Back on the Spanish War; Down the Mine (from The Road to Wigan Pier); England
Your England
The Penguin Essays of George Orwell. Harmondsworth, Eng.:
Penguin Books, 1984.
* Contains forty-one pieces, from 1931 to 1949, arranged in chronological
order.
Selected Essays. Harmondsworth, Eng.: Penguin Books, 1957.
* Reprinted in 1962 with title Inside the Whale, but not the same as
Orwell's1940 essay collection by the same name.
Shooting an Elephant, and Other Essays. London: Secker
and Warburg, 1950.
* Contains the following essays: Shooting an Elephant; A Hanging; How
the Poor Die; Lear, Tolstoy and the Fool; Politics vs. Literature: An Examination
of Gulliver's Travels; Politics and the English Language; Reflections on
Gandhi; The Prevention of Literature; Second Thoughts on James Burnham;
Confessions of a Book Reviewer; Books vs. Cigarettes; Good Bad Books; Nonsense
Poetry; Riding Down from Bangor; The Sporting Spirit; Decline of the English
Murder; Some Thoughts on the Common Toad; A Good Word for the Vicar of
Bray
Such, Such Were the Joys. New York: Harcourt, Brace, 1953.
* Contains the following essays: Why I Write; Such, Such Were the Joys;
Writers and Leviathan; Notes on Nationalism; Anti-Semitism in Britain;
Poetry and the Microphone; Marrakech; Looking Back on the Spanish War;
Inside the Whale; England Your England
"Some Letters of George Orwell to Cyril Connolly, Richard Rees, Stephen Spender, T. R. Fyvel, and Others." Encounter. January 1962.
The Orwell Reader; Fiction, Essays, and Reportage. New
York: Harcourt, Brace, 1956.
* Contains the following essays: Shooting an Elephant; A Hanging; How
the Poor Die; England Your England; Rudyard Kipling; Politics vs. Literature:
an Examination of "Gulliver's Travels"; Lear, Tolstoy and the Fool; In
Defense of P. G. Wodehouse; Reflections on Gandhi; Second Thoughts on James
Burnham; Politics and the English Language; The Prevention of Literature;
Decline of the English Murder; Some Thoughts on the Common Toad; A Good
Word for the Vicar of Bray; Why I Write; Such, Such Were the Joys
* Also contains excerpts from the following works: Burmese Days; Down
and Out in Paris and London; A Clergyman's Daughter; Keep the Aspidistra
Flying; The Road to Wigan Pier; Homage to Catalonia; Coming Up for Air;
Nineteen Eighty-Four
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Time and Tide. 22 June 1940. CEJL
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Tribune. 31 January 1947.
Tribune. 7 February 1947.
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