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The Great Gatsby Final

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July 22, 2015

 

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Gatsby’s love of expensive and fast cars could have been derived from his old habit of running illegal booze. In fact after Gatsby’s death he gets a call saying one of the men got caught running “shine”. Gatsby was most defiantly connected with the running of alcohol, which contributed to the rise of stock car racing...
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Gatsby was most defiantly connected with the running of alcohol, which contributed to the rise of stock car racing. Microbreweries were producing moonshine and other alcoholic beverages up and down the East Coast starting at North Carolina. Both Gatsby and the moonshine runners of the south had to have a way to elude the cops...
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