Emile Zola Quotes

Therein Lies The New Hope - Justice, After Eighteen Hundred Years Of Impotent Charity. Ah! In A Thousand Years From Now, When Catholicism Will Be Naught But A Very Ancient Superstition Of The Past, How Amazed Men Will Be To Think That Their Ancestors Were Able To Endure That Religion Of Torture And Nihility!

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