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Essay:Greatest Conservative Novels (view source)

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Fahrenheit 451 | Ray Bradbury | The perils and harm caused by book-burning, a metaphor for censorship. |Science Fiction |1953

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|''[[Fahrenheit 451]]''

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|Ray Bradbury

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|The perils and harm caused by book-burning, a metaphor for [[censorship]].

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|Science Fiction

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|''The First Circle''

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|''The Moon is a Harsh Mistress''

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|Set in a Lunar Colony created as a prison on the Moon in the year 2075, Heinlein tells the story of the revolution by the Moon colony and ~~it's~~ criminal population against the authoritarian Earth (Similar to a Soviet Gulag revolting against the USSR). The novel seems to lean towards Libertarian beliefs.

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|Set in a Lunar Colony created as a prison on the Moon in the year 2075, Heinlein tells the story of the revolution by the Moon colony and its criminal population against the authoritarian Earth (Similar to a Soviet Gulag revolting against the USSR). The novel seems to lean towards Libertarian beliefs.

|Science Fiction

|1966

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