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"The People of the Abyss" is a nonfiction written by Jack London, published in 1903. This book is based on London's first-hand observations and experiences during a summer survey of poverty-stricken neighborhoods in London's East End.
The book serves as a social and journalistic study of the living conditions and difficulties faced by the working class and poor in London's East End in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
London's writing in "The People of the Abyss" is both powerful and sympathetic. He draws attention to the plight of the oppressed and uses his literary skills to advocate for social reforms that can alleviate their suffering. The book serves as a powerful critique of the prevailing social and economic systems of the time and allows greater empathy and understanding of the struggles faced by the less fortunate.

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Summary
London was immersed in the lives of the poor and needy, living with them in boarding houses and experiencing the grim reality of their daily struggles.

In "The People of the Abyss", London describes the abject poverty, appalling living conditions and lack of basic necessities that characterize the lives of the people he met. He highlights the despair of people trapped in overcrowded and unsanitary condominiums, rampant disease, and poverty.

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CONTENTS

PREFACE
I. THE DESCENT
II. JOHNNY UPRIGHT
III. MY LODGING AND SOME OTHERS
IV. A MAN AND THE ABYSS
V. THOSE ON THE EDGE
VI. FRYING-PAN ALLEY AND A GLIMPSE OF INFERNO
VII. A WINNER OF THE VICTORIA CROSS
VIII. THE CARTER AND THE CARPENTER
IX. THE SPIKE
X. CARRYING THE BANNER
XI. THE PEG
XII. CORONATION DAY
XIII. DAN CULLEN, DOCKER
XIV. HOPS AND HOPPERS
XV. THE SEA WIFE
XVI. PROPERTY VERSUS PERSON
XVII. INEFFICIENCY
XVIII. WAGES
XIX. THE GHETTO
XX. COFFEE-HOUSES AND DOSS-HOUSES
XXI. THE PRECARIOUSNESS OF LIFE
XXII. SUICIDE
XXIII. THE CHILDREN
XXIV. A VISION OF THE NIGHT
XXV. THE HUNGER WAIL
XXVI. DRINK, TEMPERANCE, AND THRIFT
XXVII. THE MANAGEMENT