Speak Not of Glory

It is 1940 in England. The Hun is at the door. Dunkirk is here and Chamberlain gone. Sir George, slightly injured and freshly returned from beleaguered France as observer, and newly retired in anger from the Foreign Office, reviles the recently deposed previous government administration for not aiding the aristocratic German underground in its pleas for help from Britain to destroy Hitler and its covert attempts to seek a coward's peace. This dramatic play is in three acts