It is well known that Churchill was not only the shrewd statesman who freed England from the Nazi invasion, but he displayed infinite scathing and cruelty against his adversaries, but also against the enemies that swarmed in his ranks, as he warned a new deputy upon landing in the pack of the House of Commons.
Known his enmity against Lady Astor, to whom, after foiling it that "if you were my husband, I would not hesitate to poison your tea", would poke him: "Madam, if you
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