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Upton SinclairLauren Coodley
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Upton Sinclair

248 pagesFirst published 20134 editions
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Reveals Upton Sinclair's role as a social, political, and cultural reformer who was also a writer, filmmaker, women's rights advocate, and health pioneer, providing a new perspective on the activist's productive life.

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Editions

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionUniversity of Nebraska Press2020—9781496209788
EditionUniversity of Nebraska Press20192589781496213433
EditionUniversity of Nebraska Press20132379780803243828
EditionUniversity of Nebraska Press2013—9780803248434
American NovelistsInvestigative reportingSocial reformersBiographySocial changeHistorySinclair, upton, 1878-1968Social reformers, great britain