Loyalties

Loyalties is a play by John Galsworthy, the English novelist and dramatist who spent nearly his whole working life on one invented group: the Forsytes, a family of wealthy Victorians. Galsworthy portrayed their marriages, griefs, money and deaths so convincingly that some readers insisted he had based his characters on people they knew personally.

Galsworthy received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1932, a year before his death. His work returns again and again to the moral lives of the English middle and upper classes.

This edition is a reprint from Fredonia Books.