The Moor family acts as an analogy of State, a typical political criticism of Schiller's; the prince as a "father of the nation" is particularly condemned.
The prince as a "father of the nation" is particularly condemned. The Moor family acts as an analogy of state, a typical political criticism of Schiller's.
The Moor family acts as an analogy of state, a typical political criticism of Schiller's. The prince as a "father of the nation" is particularly condemned.
The Moor family acts as an analogy of state, a typical political criticism of Schiller's. The prince as a "father of the nation" is particularly condemned.