Groups in the Play
The Citizens of Lexington.(Men, women and children.)The Lexington Company.(Men.)Two Regiments of British Infantry.(Men.)The Continental Army.(Men.)The People of the United States.(Men, women and children.)The Citizens of Philadelphia.(Men and women.)The Pioneers.(Men, women and children.)The Slaves.(Men.)The Executioners of John Brown.(Men.)The Army of the Union.(Men.)The Army of the Confederacy.(Men.)The Railroad Builders.(Men.)The Steel Workers.(Men.)The Coal Miners.(Men.)The Farmers.(Men.)The Builders.(Men.)The Factory Hands.(Women and children.)The Meek Men.(Men.)Wealth.(Men.)Labor.(Men.)Government.(Men.)Unrest.(Men.)The Past.(Men.)A Choir of Speakers.A Chorus of Singers.Buglers and Drummers.
The Citizens of Lexington.(Men, women and children.)The Lexington Company.(Men.)Two Regiments of British Infantry.(Men.)The Continental Army.(Men.)The People of the United States.(Men, women and children.)The Citizens of Philadelphia.(Men and women.)The Pioneers.(Men, women and children.)The Slaves.(Men.)The Executioners of John Brown.(Men.)The Army of the Union.(Men.)The Army of the Confederacy.(Men.)The Railroad Builders.(Men.)The Steel Workers.(Men.)The Coal Miners.(Men.)The Farmers.(Men.)The Builders.(Men.)The Factory Hands.(Women and children.)The Meek Men.(Men.)Wealth.(Men.)Labor.(Men.)Government.(Men.)Unrest.(Men.)The Past.(Men.)A Choir of Speakers.A Chorus of Singers.Buglers and Drummers.
The Citizens of Lexington.(Men, women and children.)The Lexington Company.(Men.)Two Regiments of British Infantry.(Men.)The Continental Army.(Men.)The People of the United States.(Men, women and children.)The Citizens of Philadelphia.(Men and women.)The Pioneers.(Men, women and children.)The Slaves.(Men.)The Executioners of John Brown.(Men.)The Army of the Union.(Men.)The Army of the Confederacy.(Men.)The Railroad Builders.(Men.)The Steel Workers.(Men.)The Coal Miners.(Men.)The Farmers.(Men.)The Builders.(Men.)The Factory Hands.(Women and children.)The Meek Men.(Men.)Wealth.(Men.)Labor.(Men.)Government.(Men.)Unrest.(Men.)The Past.(Men.)
The Citizens of Lexington.(Men, women and children.)
The Lexington Company.(Men.)
Two Regiments of British Infantry.(Men.)
The Continental Army.(Men.)
The People of the United States.(Men, women and children.)
The Citizens of Philadelphia.(Men and women.)
The Pioneers.(Men, women and children.)
The Slaves.(Men.)
The Executioners of John Brown.(Men.)
The Army of the Union.(Men.)
The Army of the Confederacy.(Men.)
The Railroad Builders.(Men.)
The Steel Workers.(Men.)
The Coal Miners.(Men.)
The Farmers.(Men.)
The Builders.(Men.)
The Factory Hands.(Women and children.)
The Meek Men.(Men.)
Wealth.(Men.)
Labor.(Men.)
Government.(Men.)
Unrest.(Men.)
The Past.(Men.)
A Choir of Speakers.A Chorus of Singers.Buglers and Drummers.
A Choir of Speakers.
A Chorus of Singers.
Buglers and Drummers.