The Grecian Daughter

Language: EnglishPublished: October 16, 2009

Subjects:

Tragedies (Drama)English drama

Bookshelves:

Fiction Literature

Authors:

Inchbald, Mrs.
1753 - 1821
Murphy, Arthur
1727 - 1805

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In a time when tyranny threatened the very fabric of society, "The Grecian Daughter" by Arthur Murphy emerges as a poignant tragedy that delves into the depths of filial piety and the relentless pursuit of justice. Set against the backdrop of ancient Syracuse, this five-act play follows the virtuous Euphrasia as she grapples with the oppressive forces that seek to undermine her family's honor. With its exploration of themes such as moral integrity and the consequences of despotism, this work resonates deeply with students, civic activists, and historians alike. Murphy's masterful storytelling not only captivates the audience but also challenges them to reflect on the enduring struggle for justice in their own lives. Discover the timeless relevance of "The Grecian Daughter" today.