Published in 1903, 'Prince Hagen' is a drama by Upton Sinclair that blends mythical themes with the socio-economic realities of early 20th-century America. The play follows Prince Hagen, the grandson of the Nibelung King Alberich, as he navigates a world of wealth, politics, and class struggles, alongside Gerald Isman, a young poet. The narrative explores themes of power, greed, and identity, culminating in a clash of ideals against a backdrop of ancient myths and modern societal issues.
