Jacob Leisler; a Play of old New York

This historical play chronicles the rise and fall of Jacob Leisler, a German-born businessman who became the de facto governor of colonial New York in the late 17th century. Bates paints a vivid picture of the political and social climate of the time and explores themes of power, corruption, and rebellion.

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