It strongly reflects the phenomenon of poverty, corruption, and corruption at the turn of the century. It is still necessary to read this extremely realistic American classic in many history and literature courses. After finishing the last page, it will continue to haunt the reader. Upton Sinclair (Upton Sinclair) is an ardent activist, a champion of political reform, novelist and progressive journalist. Today, he may be famous for "Jungle". The jungle is his The devastating exposure of the packaging industry. A protest novel he published privately in 1906, this book shockingly revealed the unbearable labor habits and unsanitary working conditions in the Chicago feedlot. It quickly became a bestseller, aroused public sentiment, and produced federal legislation such as the Pure Food and Drug Act. -The cruel and cruel story of a Slavic family immigrating to the United States. The Jungle tells the story of their rapid and merciless decline to a state of numb poverty, moral depravity, and social and economic despair.

Media	Books Paperback Book (Book with soft cover and glued back)
Released	March 8, 2021
ISBN13	9798718792287
Publishers	Independently Published
Pages	298
Dimensions	152 × 229 × 16 mm · 399 g
Language	English

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