We the People and FuneralsThese are two verse plays that have been presented as rehearsed readings at church Saturday evenings entertainment. We the People has the form of an oratorio for a speaking choir. It asks what is unique about the U.S. Funerals tells the story of a small town over a 35 year period, and a minister during that time.
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accident Alexis de Tocqueville Alice America blessing Brother Bones can’t child Chorus Christian church clichés comfort congregation damn dead death died doesn’t earth eternal Eulogy evil faith fight final forgiveness freedom friends funeral give God’s halfway hand happy Happy days hear heaven hell Hill human Jane Carpenter Jefferson Jesus Jimmy Joe Hill John John Dickinson Kaddish kids killed knew land least liberty live Look Lord Margaret memories mercy minister minister’s wife mourn Nancy Ames nation never night oratorio Oscar Jones ourselves peace perhaps Peter play Ralph Ralph Jordan remember saved schedule sins smell Solidarity forever song soul speaking choir stick to ritual stone suppose sure talk tell Theodore Roosevelt There’s things Thomas Paine town truth Unborn wasn’t We’ll wealthy words wouldn’t wrong you’re young
Bibliografické údaje
| Název | We the People and Funerals |
| Autor | Clifford Swartz |
| Vydavatel | Trafford Publishing, 2005 |
| ISBN | 1412056136, 9781412056137 |
| Délka | Počet stran: 113 |
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