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*Ex-library copy with stamps and pocket in the back. Clean and bright otherwise with no dust jacket. Seventh Impression, January 1914.
A powerful courtroom drama exposing the flaws of the legal system.
In Justice, Nobel Prize-winning author John Galsworthy delivers a gripping critique of institutional punishment and social inequality. First performed in 1910, this thought-provoking play follows the fate of a young clerk accused of forgery and highlights the harsh realities faced by those caught in the machinery of justice. A timeless work that sparked real-world legal reform, Justice remains as relevant today as ever.
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