Did Churchill exploit his daughter-in-law, or was she willing?
Financed by the press baron Max Beaverbrook, for whom she proved a valuable source of information, Pamela hosted an evening ...
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Shane M. Graber, Ph.D.
Graber, S. M., Figueroa, E., & Vasudevan, K. (2019). Oh, Say, Can You Kneel: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Newspaper Coverage of Colin Kaepernick's Racial Protest ...
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How a Mid-Century Paramour Became a Democratic Power Broker
She sat up late with Winston, playing the two-handed card game bezique when he was too worried to sleep, cut his cigars for him, and took a deep interest in the progress of the war. By 1940 ...
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Did Churchill exploit his daughter-in-law?
Financed by the press baron Max Beaverbrook, for whom she proved a valuable source of information, Pamela hosted an evening salon for influential Americans, after which she played bezique with her ...