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Ernest Hemingway's novel To Have and Have Not is a dramatic story of fisherman Harry Morgan, an honest man who had to break his own principles and become a smuggler to feed his family. A series of decisions leads Harry into the world of rich, debauched yachtsmen, and he dares to take on a very dangerous job.

This highly realistic novel by Ernest Hemingway highlights the consequences of a powerful economic crisis - the Great Depression - and focuses on the contrast between wealth and poverty, people who are forced by poverty to become criminals and those who enjoy life without a care in the world.