... struggle still went unnoticed when people concentrated on other, more remediable, parts of the book. Jurgis" entire family worked very hard to achieve the impossible "American Dream", yet lived in unfavorable conditions from the time they reached the shores. Soon, the oppression of their new lives would cause them to go against the morals and ways they had stood by and known for so long. Upton Sinclair ... they are eating today may have a part in that, however. Now that we do not have to worry about the condition of our food, we can appreciate the book as a piece of literature set in a ...

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