No. of pages: 42
Written just months before the outbreak of the First World War, this play tells the story of a pacifist who dares to stand up for himself against the mob's ideas of what patriotism is supposed to be. The writer wants to convey that a crowd can kill an individual in two ways, i.e., by storming his house and assassinating him or leaving him alone.
Published by: DigiCat
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