Voices In Time 1928 | Almaty Oppositions Attract For every action, Leon Trotsky sees an opposite reaction.More
Voices In Time 1889 | New York City Survival of the Fittest Andrew Carnegie defends the law of competition.More
Voices In Time c. 1810 | Grand Tower, IL The Only Good Indian Herman Melville on a committed hatred.More
Voices In Time 1835 | Paris Refraction Infraction Edgar Allan Poe finds an unexpected antagonist.More
Voices In Time 1874 | Texas There Will Be Blood Napoleon A. Jennings sees vendettas hold on for dear life.More
Voices In Time 1910 | New York City A Fan’s Notes Franklin Pierce Adams’ “Baseball’s Sad Lexicon.”More
Voices In Time 1190 | York Bad-Faith Argument William of Newburgh witnesses a religious offensive.More
Voices In Time 1598 | Forest of Arden The Quip Modest Quarreling wordplay, courtesy of William Shakespeare.More
Voices In Time 1848 | Philadelphia My Kingdom for a Farce Edwin Forrest lights a feud with a hiss.More