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Bond's grimly powerful indignation is a reminder that a society that maintains an underclass tolerates a measure of barbarity. -- The New York Times Bond's grimly powerful indignation is a reminder that a society that maintains an underclass tolerates a measure of barbarity. The New York Times

Bond's grimly powerful indignation is a reminder that a society that maintains an underclass tolerates a measure of barbarity. -- The New York Times

Bond's grimly powerful indignation is a reminder that a society that maintains an underclass tolerates a measure of barbarity. — The New York Times

Bond's grimly powerful indignation is a reminder that a society that maintains an underclass tolerates a measure of barbarity. -- The New York Times Bond's grimly powerful indignation is a reminder that a society that maintains an underclass tolerates a measure of barbarity. --The New York Times Bond's grimly powerful indignation is a reminder that a society that maintains an underclass tolerates a measure of barbarity. The New York Times

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Edward Bond is one of the great British playwrights of the twentieth/twenty-first centuries whose work first came to prominence in the 1960s. In recent years there have been revivals of several of his major plays, including Lear, Restoration and The Sea. Methuen Drama publishes eight volumes of his work.

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