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where the protagonist’s voice becomes the voice of many unheard souls
It is the history from the bottom which betrays the anguish of a community
This book is designed to cater to the academic needs of Class 5 students
and engaging illustrations to enhance understanding
and artistic dimensions of India’s nationalist movement
Justice (English Version) Rhymes where the protagonist’s voice becomesAuthor: John Galsworthy Edition: First Edition Binding: Paperback Number of Pages: 264 Language: English About the Book: Justice by John Galsworthy is a powerful social drama that critiques the British legal system and its treatment of prisoners. First performed in 1910, the play follows the story of William Falder, a young clerk who forges a cheque in a desperate attempt to save the woman he loves from an abusive marriage. Through Falders trial and
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