Freemen and Slaves is a historical tragedy in five acts, written by William Ball and published in 1838. The play is set in ancient Rome and explores the themes of slavery, freedom, and power. The main characters are Titus, a wealthy Roman citizen, and his slave, Philotas. Titus is a cruel and selfish man who treats his slaves with disdain and uses his power to control others. Philotas, on the other hand, is a kind and intelligent slave who longs for...