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The Jungle

by Upton Sinclair

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First published
1905
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Read by Tom Weiss · 16 h 2 min · 31 parts

  1. Chapter 1

    57:04

  2. Chapter 2

    27:44

  3. Chapter 3

    33:10

  4. Chapter 4

    33:27

  5. Chaper 5

    27:36

  6. Chapter 6

    26:36

  7. Chapter 7

    30:13

  8. Chapter 8

    20:54

  9. Chapter 9

    25:27

  10. Chapter 10

    27:09

  11. Chapter 11

    26:37

  12. Chapter 12

    20:07

  13. Chapter 13

    22:39

  14. Chapter 14

    20:17

  15. Chapter 15

    35:44

  16. Chapter 16

    24:48

  17. Chapter 17

    26:15

  18. Chapter 18

    27:11

  19. Chapter 19

    25:28

  20. Chapter 20

    27:43

  21. Chapter 21

    26:01

  22. Chapter 22

    30:06

  23. Chapter 23

    27:19

  24. Chapter 24

    31:15

  25. Chapter 25

    51:20

  26. Chapter 26

    44:51

  27. Chapter 27

    37:56

  28. Chapter 28

    40:51

  29. Chapter 29

    24:54

  30. Chapter 30

    33:31

  31. Chapter 31

    48:35

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A Lithuanian wedding feast in the back room of a Chicago saloon opens the novel. The bride, Ona, is not yet sixteen; her husband Jurgis Rudkus is a huge young man who can lift a quarter of beef without a stagger. Their families have come from Lithuania to the district behind the stockyards.

What follows is a story of work and money. Jurgis finds jobs in the meat-packing plants, and the family faces speeded-up work, winter cold, debt and, for Jurgis, a spell in jail, while younger relatives sell newspapers and their mother begs at doors.

Upton Sinclair, born in 1878, published the book in 1906 and dedicated it "To the Workingmen of America". Readers come to it for its picture of immigrant labour and city poverty, and for the political argument it makes through one family's fortunes.

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Upton Sinclair (1878-1968) was an American writer and reformer, author of the muckraking classic The Jungle. A prolific novelist, he won the Pulitzer Prize and profoundly influenced American social thought.

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Book facts

First published
1905
Reading time
About 11 hours
Pages
253
Language
English
Formats
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Audio read by
Tom Weiss