Experience the enduring power of virtue and sacrifice in Hannah More's "The Inflexible Captive," a compelling tragedy based on the life of Marcus Atilius Regulus. This five-act drama delves into a pivotal moment in Roman history, exploring themes of honor, duty, and the ultimate test of character.

More's play draws upon the historical accounts of Regulus, a Roman general renowned for his unwavering commitment to his principles. Imprisoned in Carthage, Regulus faces an impossible choice, forcing him to weigh personal freedom against the well-being of Rome. His story, fraught with tragedy, resonates with timeless Christian values and offers a profound meditation on moral courage.

"The Inflexible Captive" stands as a testament to the strength of the human spirit. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the historical context and emotional depth of More's work, inviting readers to contemplate the meaning of sacrifice and the price of integrity.

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