The Jungle

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Set in a turn-of-the-century American meat-packing factory, the narrative exposes the harsh realities of workers' lives and the brutal conditions they endure. Upton Sinclair's powerful storytelling serves as a stark critique of the industry, highlighting the need for reform. The book's impact was significant, prompting government regulations to improve food safety standards, making it a crucial work in both literature and social change.