Ball and cross. Migrant tavern

The collection includes two novels of the famous English writer and thinker Gilbert Kight Chesterton “Shar and Cross” and “Migratory tavern”. The name ball and cross is a reference to the worldly and more rational worldview in the image of a ball and Christianity in the image of a cross. The novel tells about the adventures of two inhabitants of Britain-the Scottish Catholic and the Scottish convinced atheist-who called each other to a duel because of their views and suffered all kinds of persecution by the authorities. The novel “Migratory Tywal” is a grotesque story about an anti -alcohol campaign in England, and, more precisely, about the fight against anti -alcohol campaign. The taverns are taxed by overwhelming tax daily, so there was an idea to start a tavern that does not linger on the spot for more than a day