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History, 15.10.2019 08:30, hhugfatqtyc

The jungle, the octopus, and the shame of the
cities are all books that were written to
(1) support the formation of a new political party
(2) promote environmental conservation
(3) encourage reform in business and government
(4) express opinions concerning imperialism

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