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THE JUNGLE
UPTON SINCLAIR
Hardback book
NEW YORK VANGUARD PRESS MCMXXVII
COPYRIGHT, 1905, 1906, BY UPTON SINCLAIR
COPYRIGHT, 1920, BY UPTON SINCLAIR
COPYRIGHT 1926, BY UPTON SINCLAIR
Published February, 1906
" THE MAN:
UPTON SINCLAIR has been called the Don Quixote of the American
revolutionary movement. He is equally famous as writer, and
as Socialist, and his literary efforts have been greatly
appreciated in Bolshevik Russia.
THE BOOK:
The Jungle belongs with books like Harriet Beecher Stowe's
Uncle Tom's Cabin, Charles Reade's It's Never Too Late To Mend
and Charles Dicken's Oliver Twist, which have influenced
legislation helped to improve the conditions of the lowly. Its author
wished to appeal to the hearts of the people, but once declared, in a
moment of pessimism, that he had only succeeded in reaching their
stomachs! "
This book is very old and shows sign of wear including edgewear and yellowing of the pages.
No missing pages, but there is some separation of the binding from the pages in several spots,
mostly in the beginning and ending of the book.
Several pages have some torn edges along the binding.
The previous owner's name is written on the inside front cover.
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UPTON SINCLAIR
Hardback book
NEW YORK VANGUARD PRESS MCMXXVII
COPYRIGHT, 1905, 1906, BY UPTON SINCLAIR
COPYRIGHT, 1920, BY UPTON SINCLAIR
COPYRIGHT 1926, BY UPTON SINCLAIR
Published February, 1906
" THE MAN:
UPTON SINCLAIR has been called the Don Quixote of the American
revolutionary movement. He is equally famous as writer, and
as Socialist, and his literary efforts have been greatly
appreciated in Bolshevik Russia.
THE BOOK:
The Jungle belongs with books like Harriet Beecher Stowe's
Uncle Tom's Cabin, Charles Reade's It's Never Too Late To Mend
and Charles Dicken's Oliver Twist, which have influenced
legislation helped to improve the conditions of the lowly. Its author
wished to appeal to the hearts of the people, but once declared, in a
moment of pessimism, that he had only succeeded in reaching their
stomachs! "
This book is very old and shows sign of wear including edgewear and yellowing of the pages.
No missing pages, but there is some separation of the binding from the pages in several spots,
mostly in the beginning and ending of the book.
Several pages have some torn edges along the binding.
The previous owner's name is written on the inside front cover.
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