Things Past is a 1978 anthology of writings by Malcolm Muggeridge. The earliest entry is dated 1928, the last 1978, the year of publication.[1][2] The range of subjects is largely autobiographical, including Muggeridge's encounters with Kim Philby and others of his generation.[3]
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References
edit- ^ The Human Life Review 1992 - Page 75 "Malcolm Muggeridge: Advocate for Life Ian A. Hunter The death of Malcolm Muggeridge on November 14, 1990 ... As I worked through his early writings (the first entry in Things Past is dated 1928; the last 1978 — a half century of scintillating prose) I discovered that there was a theme, a golden thread in William Blake's lambent phrase,3 running through all...
- ^ Malcolm Muggeridge: A Life - Page 10 1573832596 Ian Hunter - 2003 " ... A selection of these were published in Things Past in 1978, an anthology with a discernibly biographical strain."
- ^ Michael Denning - Cover Stories 2014 1317634845 "On Malcolm Muggeridge's view of Philby's fascist sympathies, see Malcolm Muggeridge, 'Refractions in the Character of Kim Philby,' in his Things Past (London: Collins, 1978)"