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Ampersand – Henry George and Churchill’s Lost Opportunity

Finest Hour 139, Summer 2008 Page 58 Ampersand – Henry George and Churchill’s Lost Opportunity By Richard M. Langworth In “The People’s Rights: Opportunity Lost?” (FH...

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“Cats Look Down on You…” Churchill’s Feline Menagerie

Finest Hour 139, Summer 2008 Page 50 “Cats Look Down on You…” Churchill’s Feline Menagerie By Fred Glueckstein Mr. Glueckstein thanks Lady Soames for kindly reviewing t...

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Churchill Proceedings – Singapore Reprise / 2.“God Fought for Us”

Finest Hour 139, Summer 2008 Page 49 Churchill Proceedings – Singapore Reprise / 2.“God Fought for Us” By Greg Hughes, Emerald, Queensland “Tom, don’t get out from un...

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Churchill Proceedings – Singapore Reprise / 1. The Imperial Imperative

Finest Hour 139, Summer 2008 Page 48 Churchill Proceedings – Singapore Reprise / 1. The Imperial Imperative By Warren F. Kimball, Rutgers University The excellent papers publ...

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Churchill Proceedings – Prince of Wales and Repulse : Churchill’s “Veiled Threat” Reconsidered

Finest Hour 139, Summer 2008 Page 40 By Barry Gough The author is Professor Emeritus of History at Wilfrid Laurier University, where he taught from 1972 to 2004. His next book is T...

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Churchill Proceedings – The Strange Case of the Prime Minister and the Fighting Prophet

Finest Hour 139, Summer 2008 Page 36 By Raymond E. Callahan Raymond Callahan is Professor of History Emeritus, University of Delaware. In 1988 he was among the first group of acade...

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