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In this autobiographical memoir, Jack London shares his harrowing experiences of homelessness during the 1890s economic depression in the United States. He vividly describes his struggles with survival, including hopping freight trains and encounters with law enforcement. This insightful account offers a unique perspective on a challenging period in American history, making it essential for those interested in late 19th-century social issues and fans of London’s work. The modern edition includes a new biography of the author, enhancing its appeal to collectors and readers alike.
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