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cold, dirt and disease, to ignorance and drunkenness and vice! And then turn them over to me, and gaze upon the other side of the picture. There are a thousand-ten
thousand, maybe-who are master of these slaves, who own their toil. They do nothing to earn what they receive, they do not even have to ask for it-it comes to
them of itself, their only care is to dispose of it. They live in such palaces, they riot in luxury and extravagance-such as no words can describe, as makes the
imagination reel and stagger, makes the soul grow sick and faint. (363) The Jungle, considered Upton Sinclairs greatest achievement, shows the deplorable conditions in meat packing plants, as well
as moving the reader on the path to socialism, something in which he truly believed in. In order for Sinclair to give accurate details in the book, he spent over
a year researching and writing about the conditions on the meat packing plants in Chicago. This first hand experience allowed for Sinclair to see the plight of the "wage-slaves." At
the turn of the century, no laws were in place to protect the workers or to regulate the shipment of meat. The Jungle was originally serialized in a socialist
newspaper, entitled Appeal to Reason. When the book was finally published in book form, it instigated a pure food movement, which brought about the Pure Food and Drug Act. George
P. Brett said the following of The Jungle: "[The Jungle] will set forth the breaking of human hearts by a system which exploits the labor of men and women
for profit. It will shake the poplar heart and blow the roof off the industrial tea-kettle. What socialism will be in this book, will, of course, be imminent; it will
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