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Upton Sinclair's Ultimate Message in The Jungle
Summary: Upton Sinclair intended to do more in writing his book The Jungle than to speak for "the workingmen of America," the people to whom he dedicated the book. A convert to socialism, Sinclair wrote the book in order to question the American capitalist system, and he intended to improve the lives of the workers and immigrants who suffered under capitalism by showing them what he considered to be the better path of socialism.
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