Fyodor Dostoyevsky Quotes

If One Wanted To Crush And Destroy A Man Entirely, To Mete Out To Him The Most Terrible Punishment ... All One Would Have To Do Would Be To Make Him Do Work That Was Completely And Utterly Devoid Of Usefulness And Meaning.

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