Quote by A. L. Rowse

This filthy twentieth century. I hate its guts.

This filthy twentieth century. I hate its guts.

Summary

The quote reflects a strong sentiment of disdain towards the twentieth century, expressing an intense dislike for its character. It suggests that the speaker harbors deep-seated contempt and frustration towards the time period, potentially due to its perceived moral decay, societal issues, or personal experiences. The quote encapsulates strong negative emotions towards the twentieth century, emphasizing a sense of disgust and antipathy towards its overall nature.

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Twentieth Century

By A. L. Rowse

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