Odyssey of a Liberal - Freda Utley.pdf

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“Freda Utley has had some part in many of the grand and grim events of our time, and has known half the people worth knowing…. Indeed, she has known our time and its afflictions as have few other people. Her sketches of Bloomsbury in the twenties, of Russian existence under Stalin (when her Russian Jewish husband vanished forever into the prison-camps), of China devastated by war and ideology, of Greenwich Village in the forties, and of Washington intrigue more recently (this last to be enlarged in a promised second volume of memoirs) are the work of an involved observer pitilessly realistic and penetrating.”
1974 NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW, 1974 ODYSSEY OF A LIBERAL — Russell Kirk

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