This three-act play by Thomas William Robertson is a brilliant comedy of manners and a social satire that pokes fun at the rigid class hierarchy of Victorian England. The play revolves around the attempts of a young couple to overcome social barriers and marry despite the opposition of their respective families. It is a witty, stylish, and highly entertaining read that will delight any fan of Victorian drama.

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