A character in this play who claims his only useful skill is knowing the difference between right and wrong is told to become a politician by a man who receives "good news in Manchuria".
A character in this play who claims his only useful skill is knowing the difference between right and wrong is told to become a politician by a man who receives "good news in Manchuria". A "professor of Greek" in this play is nicknamed "Euripides" by a man he calls "Machiavelli", while Act II sees a conversation between Rummy Mitchens and Snobby Price. A woman who resents being called "Biddy" raises this work's title character, who works in an establishment in (*) West Ham. The difference in marriage laws between Australia and Great Britain allows Adolphus Cusins to claim foundling status in this play, leading to his adoption by the husband of Lady Britomart. Centering around the dynamic between the title figure and her arms-dealing father, Andrew Undershaft, FTP, identify this George Bernard Shaw play about a woman in the Salvation Army.
A character in this play who claims his only useful skill is knowing the difference between right and wrong is told to become a politician by a man who receives "good news in Manchuria".
{Major Barbara}