government closely monitors citizens in hope of books to destroy. If they find books, the firemen hired by the government will burn them down with your memories f451.

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Royce Gould

28 December, 07:54

government closely monitors citizens in hope of books to destroy. If they find books, the firemen hired by the government will burn them down with your memories f451.

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Naima Parsons · Answer 1

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In Fahrenheit 451, a book written by Ray Bradbury in 1953, the government closely monitors their citizens looking for books to destroy because this was their way to control how the citizens thought, so that there was no possible intellect left that could potentially offend someone.