Steinbeck
A novel of class warfare between White farm workers and
White land owners in California in the 1920s, Steinbeck's
story lacks the National Socialist idealism of Jack
London's tales, but it is intensely realistic and provides
keen insights into group feelings and motivations. It
exposes the weaknesses in American society which were
exploited so successfully by the Communists.
355 pages ----- Soft Cover
