“Practically all human literature deals with the present and the past; when literature tries to describe the future, it at once ceases to be human and ceases to be literature; and all the pictures which the Bolsheviks have so far… — Francis Mccullagh Copy Share Image
“Practically all human literature deals with the present and the past; when literature tries to describe the future, it at once ceases to be… — Francis Mccullagh Copy Share Image
“In London we have doubled the postage rate. In Moscow they have abolished it, and you can drop letters into a postal box without… — Francis Mccullagh Copy Share Image
“Some of the most whimsical things that have been written by Mr. G. K. Chesterton, the most mysterious situations that have been invented by… — Francis Mccullagh Copy Share Image
“I have sometimes wondered, indeed, if there be not a demon whose special function it is to inflame crowds of men to perpetrate atrocities… — Francis Mccullagh Copy Share Image
