Upton Sinclair

Upton Sinclair

Summary

Portrait of Upton Sinclair Upton Sinclair,  King Coal — Book IV Chapter 29 (1917)

“ Hal listened to the old man's feeble statements, and there came back to him a surge of that fury which his North Valley experience had generated in him. It was foolish, perhaps; for to knock down an old man who had been making trouble was a comparatively slight exercise of the functions of a mine-guard. But to Hal it seemed the most characteristic of all the outrages he had seen; it was an expression of the company's utter blindness to all that was best in life. ”
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