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Couverture rigide. Condition: Comme neuf. In-8 de 48 pages, cartonnage couleurs. Flambant neuf. "En 1906, la parution de La Jungle provoque un scandale sans précédent : Upton Sinclair y dévoile l'horreur de la condition ouvrière dans les abattoirs de Chicago aux mains des trusts de la viande. La Jungle est bientôt traduit en dix-sept langues tandis que l'auteur, menacé par les cartels mais porté par le mécontentement populaire, est reçu à la Maison-Blanche par le président Theodore Roosevelt. Une enquête va confirmer ce qu'avance Sinclair et donner lieu à une vague de réformes qui touchent la vie économique toute entière. La Jungle, par sa puissance d'évocation, par sa sincérité, transforment le message humanitaire en épopée.".
