Al Townsend owns a lunch cart and allows some of this novel's characters to camp out on his property in return for protection and a promise to pick his crops.
Al Townsend owns a lunch cart and allows some of this novel's characters to camp out on his property in return for protection and a promise to pick his crops. The central characters help Lisa, the daughter of the camp leader London, have a baby and in return they convince the fruit pickers to strike. Ending when Jim is killed and Mac making a rousing speech over the body to urge the workers to win the strike, FTP, identify this John Steinbeck proletarian novel.
Al Townsend owns a lunch cart and allows some of this novel's characters to camp out on his property in return for protection and a promise to pick his crops.
{In Dubious Battle}