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Abstracts: Drs. Vale and Scadding Consider Aspects of Churchill’s Health
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Mar
2018
Cabinet Government in the War Crisis of May 1940
26
Mar
2018
Winston Churchill as Barbaric Monster in the Toronto Star
20
Mar
2018
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Churchill and Fisher (Or: Charlie Brown and the Football)
16
Mar
2018
Great Contemporaries: Winston Churchill and Mark Twain
15
Mar
2018
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Like the Curate’s Egg, Parts of It are Excellent
15
Mar
2018
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“Then Out Spake Brave Horatius”: A Review of “Darkest Hour”
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Mar
2018
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Don’t fall for it: Churchill had no affair with Lady Castlerosse
26
Feb
2018
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The allegations that Winston Churchill was unfaithful while on holiday in the South of France in the mid-1930s have been knocking around for eighty years, with nothing substantial to back them up, and, having been researching a biography of Churchill for the past four years, I do not believe it.
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Allen Packwood,
Blanche Dugdale,
Chateau l’Horizon,
Churchill Archives Centre,
Clementine Churchill,
Correlli Barnett,
Doris Lady Castlerosse,
Gwendoline Churchill,
Hazel Lavery,
Kitty Somerset,
Maxine Elliott,
Randolph S. Churchill,
Sir John Colville,
Therese Sickert,
Valentine Castlerosse. Cara Delevigne,
Winston S. Churchill,
“Churchill Warrior” by Brian Lavery
19
Feb
2018
The Parliamentary Watershed that Changed the Course of History
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Feb
2018
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Three Lessons of Statesmanship for Americans Today
19
Feb
2018
Winston and Clementine: A Classic Remembrance
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Feb
2018
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In another age when even his marriage is questioned by the ignorant, Lady Diana’s words are worth remembering. Few who knew Clementine and Winston spoke better of it. Little was said about it in their time, she writes,“because it was too happy to be heard of.” Her essay corrected that lapse. It first appeared after Sir Winston’s death in The Atlantic. Her son, Lord Norwich, had not seen it and was pleased at the discovery. I have inserted her charming picture of a Chartwell weekend from her first volume of memoirs.