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Illustrated in this edition by more than thirty of Jack London's own photographs, 'The People of the Abyss' documents the author's two months spent undercover in the East End of London in the summer of 1902. The young American writer graphically describes his first-hand experiences of the poverty and drudgery of the lives of the inhabitants. Disguised in an outfit of dirty old clothes, his frank and eye-opening account describe his visits to the area's slums, workhouses, doss-houses, park benches, pubs and coffee-shops. Above all, though, London brings us the voices of the hundreds of thousands of people for whom the harsh conditions of the East End were the backdrop to their daily struggle for survival.
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In this 1903 publication, which influenced later socially minded authors like George Orwell, American writer Jack London (1876-1916) examines the living conditions of the impoverished residents of London's East End, demonstrating how politics had failed the vulnerable. The text is illustrated with photographs of the places and people mentioned.
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227 x 152 mm; laminated pictorial wrappers; pp. (viii) + 172; contemporary photographs in text. Trace of earlier bookseller's hand-stamp to title page. Near-fine condition. "In the summer of 1902, on his first trip to England, the young American writer Jack London, spent two months undercover, experiencing first-hand the poverty and drudgery of the lives of the inhabitants of the East End of London. Disguised in an outfit of dirty old clothes, his frank and eye-opening account of his visits to the area's slums, workhouses, doss-houses, park benches, pubs and coffee-shops, is also vividly brought to life in more than thirty original photos. Above all, though, London brings us the voices of the hundreds of thousands of people for whom the harsh conditions of the East End were the backdrop to their daily struggle for survival.". Seller Inventory # 13692
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