
The Interfected Fisk
A Drama of the Gouldium
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Narrated by:
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CB Droege
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By:
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F L Light
About this listen
Edward Stokes, from one the wealthiest families of Philadelphia, often impoverished himself in the illicit casinos of New York City. Associated with James Fisk in a business and cohabiting with Fisk’s former mistress, he contrived with her to bring various suits for monetary awards against the Prince of Erie. When Stokes was indicted for blackmail on a charge by Fisk, he declared, "This is the end!" This drama is part of the Gouldium, a series of plays on the life and times of Jay Gould. As in most of these plays, there are seven scenes of dialogue and seven choral episodes of reporters.
©2012 F L Light (P)2014 Frederick Lazarus Light
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