The Middle Class, by J. Rosett (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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A modern city drama that examines charity, reform, and the burden of public duty through the lives of doctors, taxpayers, and reformers.

The story unfolds across a city’s health department, philanthropic boards, and intimate rooms where ethics clash with money and power.

Set against a backdrop of urban life, the work follows surgeons, university researchers, and charity workers as they navigate competing priorities. It asks what it costs a community when good intentions meet political realities, and who truly bears the weight of reform.
What you’ll experience

• Intense, thought-provoking dialogue about the ethics of charity and public funds
• Interwoven plots of medical work, city governance, and social change
• Portraits of individuals at odds over how best to help the vulnerable
• Tension between idealism and practical politics in a bustling metropolis

Ideal for readers who enjoy socially conscious drama, character-driven stories, and plays that probe the costs of public service.

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