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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... called a goose . I have been called worse things than that . " The next day we lunched with him and discussed the exchange . " I thought afterwards of what I should have replied , " said Churchill . " What a pity I did not think of it ...
... called a goose . I have been called worse things than that . " The next day we lunched with him and discussed the exchange . " I thought afterwards of what I should have replied , " said Churchill . " What a pity I did not think of it ...
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... called Prof by Churchill and everyone else who knew him . In a way it is surprising that he should have preferred the Prof's com- pany to that of all others , because Churchill , no great student himself during his school days ...
... called Prof by Churchill and everyone else who knew him . In a way it is surprising that he should have preferred the Prof's com- pany to that of all others , because Churchill , no great student himself during his school days ...
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... called Father in the presence of the great man and Winston on most other occasions . It was only when Randolph became irrepres- sibly voluble at the luncheon or dinner table that relations be- came strained , and then Churchill would ...
... called Father in the presence of the great man and Winston on most other occasions . It was only when Randolph became irrepres- sibly voluble at the luncheon or dinner table that relations be- came strained , and then Churchill would ...
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