Local legend has it that the spirits of the dead appear in the form of white horses in the central setting.
Publications in this work include the County News, associated with the conservative party of the titular character's brother-in-law, a schoolmaster. The liberal publisher of the Beacon rebuffs the titular character after hearing that he has left the Church, saying that he needs the support of Christians, not freethinkers. Local legend has it that the spirits of the dead appear in the form of white horses in the central setting. Characters in this work include a woman who inspired the pen name of the author of Black Lamb and Grey Falcon and a washed-up liberal orator named (*) Ulric Brendel. Insinuations that the titular character drove his wife Beata to suicide are made by Peter Mortensgard and by Professor Kroll. In the end, the titular character and Rebecca West drown themselves in the mill-pond in, for 10 points, what play by Henrik Ibsen set on the title estate?
Publications in this work include the County News, associated with the conservative party of the titular character's brother-in-law, a schoolmaster.
{Rosmersholm}