First performed in 1815, 'Caius Gracchus' is a tragic play that tells the story of the Roman politician and reformer who challenged the power of the ruling elite. Through powerful language, vivid imagery, and compelling characters, James Sheridan Knowles brings to life a turbulent period in Roman history. This edition includes extensive notes and commentary by the author.

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