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Glasgow, 1919: “Churchill Rolled the Tanks” – What Really Happened

20
May
2019
By GORDON J. BARCLAY
Tanks never appeared at the famous Glasgow riot; troops killed or injured no one, and Churchill’s was a leading voice of moderation among British ministers.
Posted in: Churchill Between the Wars, Truths and Heresies,
Tags: Alistair Mackenzie, Andrew Bonar Law, David Kirkwood, David Lloyd George, Emmanuel Shinwell, Eric Geddes, George Square, Glasgow, Gordon J. Barclay, Robert Munro, William Robertson, Winston S. Churchill,
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Winston Churchill and Edmund Burke: An Appreciation of Kindred Souls

17
May
2019
By ANDREW ROBERTS
Sharing Churchill’s appreciation of the wisdom of Edmund Burke, Andrew Roberts compares the two great figures, and wonders what they’d make of Brexit.
Posted in: Explore, Understanding Churchill,
Tags: "history of the english-speaking peoples", "reflections on the revolution in france", Andrew Roberts, brexit, David Lloyd George, edmund burke, george washington, irish republic, northern ireland, Stanley Baldwin, the new criterion, william pitt the elder, Winston S. Churchill, woodrow wilson,
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Churchill’s Character: Preparedness. The Agadir Crisis.

30
Apr
2019
By CONNOR DANIELS
Agadir
The Agadir Crisis of 1911 awakened Winston Churchill to the possibility of war with Germany and led to him being appointed to the Admiralty.
Posted in: Churchill in WWI, Explore,
Tags: Admiralty, Agadir Crisis, Cameroons, David Lloyd George, Edward Henry, H.H. Asquith, Morocco, Reginald McKenna, Sir Edward Grey, Sir Henry Wilson, The Great War, Winston Churchill, World War I,
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“Churchill: His Radical Decade” by Malcolm Hill

21
Mar
2019
By RICHARD M. LANGWORTH
Morley - 1908
The Liberal Party's enlightened ideas on taxation and liberty were understood by Churchill, Hill writes: but not, unfortunately, by many of his colleagues.
Posted in: Books, Older,
Tags: Andrew MacLaren, Anne-Robert Turgot, Charles Trevelyan, David Lloyd George, Henry Campbell Bannerman, Henry George, Herbert Asquith, John Morley, Malcolm Hill, Minimum Standard, New Deal, Parliament Act 1911, The People’s Rights, Winston S. Churchill,
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