The Moneychangers by Upton Sinclair is a tale of a family of players in the back door-deal, double crossing, and insider trading business in the crooked stock market game. The criminal charm these players had was enough to con wealthy into investing into ventures that the various hustlers that ran the business as well as win the hearts of the www.doorway.ru: Upton Sinclair. Upton Sinclair won a Pulitzer Prize for his notorious novel The Jungle, a fictionalized account of the barbaric conditions of the men and women who worked in Chicago's meatpacking industry. And just as the horrific circumstances he exposed in that book more than a century ago appear to be recurring in our fast-food nation, so do those he highlights in his novel, the cautionary tale The /5(91). Upton Sinclair won a Pulitzer Prize for his notorious novel The Jungle, a fictionalized account of the barbaric conditions of the men and women who worked in Chicago's meatpacking industry. And just as the horrific circumstances he exposed in that book more than a century ago appear to be recurring in our fast-food nation, so do those he highlights in his novel, the cautionary tale The /5(91).
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