A Bit O' Love

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The play explores themes of love and social class through its portrayal of the British upper middle class. Galsworthy's sharp social satire addresses the double standard of justice, highlighting the disparities between the upper and lower classes. As a reflection of his broader advocacy for social reform, the work delves into personal relationships while critiquing societal norms. First published in 1894, it showcases Galsworthy's early exploration of complex social issues that would later define his literary legacy.