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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... mind , and for months he was hardly able to com- prehend the actual fact of it . " No sooner was our peril over than they turned me out , " he muttered sadly to me many weeks later . He always wanted to have his own way , and on the ...
... mind , and for months he was hardly able to com- prehend the actual fact of it . " No sooner was our peril over than they turned me out , " he muttered sadly to me many weeks later . He always wanted to have his own way , and on the ...
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... mind . The Prof himself often had to submit to lengthy leg - pulling and sometimes to rather sar- castic comments from the old man . But Churchill liked Cherwell's dry wit and keen mind , so whenever he relaxed in the country or abroad ...
... mind . The Prof himself often had to submit to lengthy leg - pulling and sometimes to rather sar- castic comments from the old man . But Churchill liked Cherwell's dry wit and keen mind , so whenever he relaxed in the country or abroad ...
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... mind . While playing the genial host these qualities might be brought to bear on only the most trivial subjects . But they could also help to win a war and govern a great country . His powers of concentration were prodigious . I never ...
... mind . While playing the genial host these qualities might be brought to bear on only the most trivial subjects . But they could also help to win a war and govern a great country . His powers of concentration were prodigious . I never ...
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CHURCHILL AND I | 1 |
CHURCHILL THE HOST | 12 |
CHURCHILL THE MAN | 21 |
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