King Coal

Upton Sinclair's powerful novel "King Coal" exposes the harsh realities of the labor movement in the United States. A searing indictment of corporate greed and political corruption, the book delves into the lives of coal miners and the social injustices they faced.

Sinclair masterfully depicts the intense class conflict that defined the era. "King Coal" remains a relevant and impactful work of fiction, offering a stark portrayal of a pivotal moment in American history. Readers interested in political fiction and historical narratives will find this meticulously prepared edition a compelling and thought-provoking experience. Experience the raw emotion and enduring power of this classic exploration of labor and inequality.

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