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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... felt that it was really polite to go his own way . An exception was breakfast , which was not a group affair but which everyone ordered in his room when he pleased . There was always the danger , however , that Churchill might have ...
... felt that it was really polite to go his own way . An exception was breakfast , which was not a group affair but which everyone ordered in his room when he pleased . There was always the danger , however , that Churchill might have ...
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... felt a little better after receiving this news and began to discuss steps necessary to avoid a repetition of the tragedy . First , the swans would have to be removed that very day to the Regent's Park Zoo where they would be safe , and ...
... felt a little better after receiving this news and began to discuss steps necessary to avoid a repetition of the tragedy . First , the swans would have to be removed that very day to the Regent's Park Zoo where they would be safe , and ...
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... felt he should have acted with greater boldness and political acumen in the final stages of the conquest of Europe , that through his inflexibility of mind and purpose many op- portunities to have the jump on the Russians were missed ...
... felt he should have acted with greater boldness and political acumen in the final stages of the conquest of Europe , that through his inflexibility of mind and purpose many op- portunities to have the jump on the Russians were missed ...
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CHURCHILL THE HOST | 12 |
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