Little Brown Jug

About this book

In the vibrant tapestry of late 19th-century America, "Little Brown Jug" by George M. Baker captures the essence of familial struggle and aspiration. This poignant drama delves into the life of John Nutter, a shoemaker grappling with the ambitions of his son, Will, who yearns for a brighter future in the city. With themes of generational conflict and the pursuit of dreams, Baker's work resonates with the ideals of self-determination and personal sacrifice. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this play provides a rich exploration of the American spirit during a transformative era. Discover the intricate dynamics that shape the Nutter family’s journey in this compelling narrative that reflects broader societal changes.

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