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Groups will find many hours of good discussion flowing from the use of these brief dramas. When played before an audience, they require only the simplest of staging effects. They may be read by several persons with no props or memorization of parts. "Is This Justice?" by Myra Scovel shows the conflicts that occur in a family of India when the father returns from a pilgrimage with a surprise jeer. "To Catch a Thief, Be Brave" b¥ Gordon C. Bennett explores the relationship of personal faith to social justice in a tense situation. "A Purely Irrelevant Factor" by Mae Hurley Ashworth deals with some of the implications of women's situation in today's society. Rights note: This work, uploaded by the author's granddaughter Molly (née Michael), is now in the public domain. Molly researched and contacted the rightsholders, typically the original publishers or their successors. She obtained releases returning the rights to Myra Scovel's children, who then signed documents placing the works into the public domain. These books are now freely available for use by anyone
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Drama · Social justice · Faith · India · Cultural differences · Women's roles · Marriage · Career · Christianity · Hinduism