My Dear Mr. ChurchillHoughton Mifflin, 1965 - 118 стор. Impressions of Sir Winston Churchill as he appeared to close friends and co-workers in his later years. |
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... brought me into his company as often probably as anyone outside his family , his closest circle of friends , immediate staff and governmental colleagues . Some weeks earlier I had been asked by the editors of Life Magazine to approach ...
... brought me into his company as often probably as anyone outside his family , his closest circle of friends , immediate staff and governmental colleagues . Some weeks earlier I had been asked by the editors of Life Magazine to approach ...
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... brought in for dessert . When Mr. Churchill saw it , he called for some brandy . “ Everybody , " he said firmly , “ must pour some brandy on the mince pie . It has not been brought in flaming , so we shall have to do the next best thing ...
... brought in for dessert . When Mr. Churchill saw it , he called for some brandy . “ Everybody , " he said firmly , “ must pour some brandy on the mince pie . It has not been brought in flaming , so we shall have to do the next best thing ...
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... brought to Churchill . All the color left his face , his jaw was set , and his eyes were flooded with tears . " Poor , poor thing , " he said over and over again as he paced the room , first looking out of one window toward the lake and ...
... brought to Churchill . All the color left his face , his jaw was set , and his eyes were flooded with tears . " Poor , poor thing , " he said over and over again as he paced the room , first looking out of one window toward the lake and ...
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