| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The notebook was primarily to satisfy [Orwell's] own curiosity, Shelden wrote. (3) The notebook included the names of those whom Orwell suspected of having affiliations with the Communist Party, or sympathies with the very idea of communism. (4) Among them, he mentioned poets such as Stephen Spender, whom he described as a "sentimental [communist] sympathizer, very unreliable, and easily i
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