Dr. Jonathan

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Exploring themes of self-determination and economic freedom, this play delves into the societal upheaval during wartime, highlighting the struggle between revolutionary impulses and the need for order. Written during the war but never staged, it reflects on the significance of industrial democracy as a response to the political dynamics of the early 20th century. The narrative underscores the connection between economic and political power, suggesting that true freedom cannot exist without economic independence, and posits that solutions must emerge from practical industrial experimentation.