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A committed if conflicted socialist, he possessed a strong desire for capitalist success (he endorsed commercial products in advertisements), but would use the platform his fame afforded him to endorse socialism, women's suffrage, and prohibition, and to break the taboo of leprosy. Somewhat ironically, a posthumous myth that London was a womanizing alcoholic who took his own life (despite his actual death of renal failure in 1916) would diminish the weight granted his body of work in the annals of literary and social history.
IntroductionbÂTardthe Call of the Wild | |
Into the Primitive | |
The Law of Club and Fang | |
The Dominant Primordial Beast | |
Who Has Won to Mastership | |
The Toil of Trace and Trail | |
For the Love of a Man | |
The Sounding of the Call | |
Biographical Background | |
historical Background | |
literary Allusions and Notescritical Excerpts | |
suggestions for Further Reading | |
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