plane lands in crimea with a very important passenger, the british prime minister s wife, clementine churchill. boop our daughter cattle a year. bill preposition, she assures me you see you believe, but clinical the flu. she didn t. yes. panella dish or a club last of secret service is historian, explains why that unusual visit took place. hon are watching linkage narration in your chair or she a few that aren t osgood, but he for pushing up idea enough eskew things jeremiah. unless of de la forms for michelle from your school for you to ask you, did you need your if my toilet bubble got down to the citizenship? clementine churchill became the 1st financial donor. mm. the fund eventually raised a total of more than $9000000.00 pounds. sterling for to sum up turnover with national and i by kimberly miller, the numbers conversion to it. you succeed, you before by then you have got you could ve been cute of talk manners room with bringing my to her proof to jack or boucher i tho
century since i have always had a little sense of guilt that that first one was honorary. [ laughter ] thank you, charlie price and dr. saunders. thank all of you very much. i can hardly visit this magnificent setting so rich in memory and symbolism without recalling a comment that sir winston churchill made when he was congratulated on the size of an audience gathered to hear him speak. any other politician would have been flattered. not churchill. it was no great achievement to draw a crowd, he said. twice as many would have turned out for a public hanging. [ laughter ] well, maybe so, but i m deeply grateful to each of you for your warm welcome. what an honor it is for me to come to fulton, stamped with the name and eloquence of churchill. what a privilege to be on hand to help dedicate the sculpture, celebrating the triumph of her father s principles, and what a sense of pride to receive an honorary degree from this distinguished college, whose past is equaled only by
receiving this honor, dr. saunders, because a half a century ago at my alma mater they presented me with a degree after four years of being a student there. and for that half a century since, i have always had a little sense of guilt that that first one was honorary. [ laughter ] but thank you, charlie price and dr. saunders. thank all of you very much. i can hardly visit this magnificent setting so rich in memory and symbolism without recalling the comment that sir winston churchill made when he was congratulated on the size of an audience gathered to hear him speak. any other politician would have been flattered. not churchill. it was no greater achievement to draw a crowd, he said, twice as many would have turned out for a public hanging. well, maybe so, but i m deeply grateful to each of you for your warm welcome. what an honor it is for me to come to fulton indelibly stamped with the name and eloquence of churchill. what a privilege to be on hand to help dedicate the scu
Other leaders and think about leaders and also to look at Anglo American relations, the aristocracy. Here is a photo of her when she was married to lord randolph and churchill was born in 1874. She was born in 1854. There you see Young Winston with his loving mother. Look at how he is dressed. What an embarrassing portrait for a statesman, right . [laughter] well, churchill wrote in his autobiography that he was a troubled boy in the sense that he caused trouble for others. He said, i was called a troublesome boy. There he is, about 14. You see that scowl. Wow. Does he look like that . [laughter] look at those two. [laughter] 50 years difference, but boy they look alike, dont they . You can see the resemblance between the two, the young teenager and the statesman that stood up to hitler. Ok, that pugnacious, troublesome boy, who grew up to be a statesman who gave trouble to people like hitler. Well, churchills mom, the letters she would write to Winston Churchill. This is what she wrot
Neville teach a class about Franklin Delano roosevelts time in office. They described his policies as they talk about president roosevelts relationship with Winston Churchill. Both of these representatives talk about an expanding powers too roosevelts relationship with far. This class is about one hour 50 minutes. Welcome to todays lecture on Franklin Roosevelt. This is history 2131 b. The introduction to american presidency. His is a second level course. In this class, we trace the development and evolution of the office of the presidency and we look into particular the president s that have had the most impact on the shaping of the office. Not all president s get their own lecture, lincoln of course did, and the second one that has his own lecture is of course, Franklin Roosevelt who we will look at today. As i said earlier, i will be speaking on Franklin Roosevelt and his domestic presidency and challenges, initiatives, successes, and failures. I will turn it over to my dearest frie