When he was ten years old he left to New York City as a student and a gifted writer. Later, fourteen-year-old Sinclair began education at College of the City of …show more content…
Sinclair’s belief? Socialism was great in his eyes and he wanted the public to think that too so of course The Jungle reflected on Socialism’s pros. The writing in The Jungle also reflected on his observation of the corruption of society at the time. Although gut wrenching and somewhat terrifying The Jungle was the truth and Sinclair made sure of that with his research and time spent studying the matters in Chicago. His dedication and heart that he put into the book, along with the horrid truth, sold this book and the ideals it expressed. Sinclair’s other books were quite similar in