Moses

In "Moses," Howard Fast reimagines the iconic tale of a man who transforms from an orphaned infant discovered in the Nile to an adopted prince and ultimately a leader for the oppressed. This retelling delves into Moses's life in the royal court of Pharaoh Ramses II, his embrace of monotheism, and his journey to guide his people toward freedom. Fast's narrative highlights the complexities and significance of Moses's story, making it a captivating exploration of one of history’s most renowned figures.