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978-0-88754-762-1
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In the Freedom of Dreams: The Story of Nelson Mandela
by Michael A. Miller
Explores the vivid world of Rolihlahla Nelson
Madiba Mandela's childhood in the village of
Qunu. It takes us to the rough and tumble world
of Johannesburg in the years before World War
II, the harshness of the Robben Island prison
and finally to the corridors of power. The play
not only illuminates Mandela's public role as
a freedom fighter for his people, it speaks about
his love affair with justice and to the cause,
and how this affair of the heart affected the
dreams of the people around him. We see him as
a fighter and humanitarian, but also as a father,
son, husband, and brother.
A play about a little boy whose only dream was
to become the stick-fighting champion of his
village and how the forces of history created
circumstances and hardships that forced him to
make his personal dreams for himself grow into
the dreams of a nation and the world.
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