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William Shakespeare was, famously, a playwright and an actor. George Bernard Shaw was, famously, a playwright and a critic — and a particularly acerbic critic of Shakespeare, whose cult he insisted had mushroomed by the 20th century far beyond what the man’s dramaturgy merited, and whose characters he declared “have no religion, no politics, no conscience, no hope, no convictions of any sort.”
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The Ottoman Empire collapsed due to the terms cast upon them by the allies in World War 1, it officially ended when Turkey declared independence in 1923
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In the novel, Sinclair describes the men that worked in the pickle rooms. When he talks about them, he states that every one of them had some sort of problem and that their health was deplorable. He also discusses their hands, by saying that a tiny scrap would turn into a sore that could kill them, and all their joints could be eaten by acid
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