The Saint's Tragedy

Set against the backdrop of the Victorian era, this play explores themes of faith, sacrifice, and societal reform. Written by Charles Kingsley, a prominent clergyman and social reformer, it delves into the struggles of its characters, reflecting Kingsley's own beliefs and the social issues of his time. Published in 1848, it showcases his literary prowess alongside his commitment to social change, making it a significant work in both theatrical and historical contexts.