Is this why Biden booted Churchill from the Oval Office?
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Is this why Biden booted Churchill from the Oval Office?
Is this why Biden booted Churchill from the Oval Office?
Washington Post report.
Getting booted is nothing new to Sir Winston.
Wallace Henley, former Senior Associate Pastor of 2nd Baptist Church in Houston, Texas. | Photo by Scott Belin
As a child he was a poor student, sparking outright derision from his father who dreamt of a glorious career for his offspring. Lord Randolph Churchill did not live long enough to see his son become prime minister, but he did see the young lad fail in his schoolwork.
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Count Dracula was inspired by one of the suspects believed to be Jack the Ripper, an author has claimed in a new book.
Andy Struthers, 54, rubbishes conventional theories that Bram Stoker s vampire was based on feared Romanian ruler Vlad the Impaler and has spent 10 years researching the character s genesis.
Early research concluded it could be an Anglican priest from Devon named Sabine Baring-Gould.
But he now believes Dracula to be based on convicted criminal Francis Tumblety, who some historians believe to be Jack the Ripper.
Francis Tumblety (left) was known to have been in the Whitechapel area during the notorious spree of killings in 1888, nine years before Dracula was published. Right: Gary Oldman starring as Dracula in 1992
Thomas Goode delves into its history for Sotheby s auction
Sevres Dinner Service Made for Napoleon. Courtesy Sotheby s.
LONDON
.- Thomas Goode & Co., home to the worlds finest tableware, china, silver and crystal on Londons South Audley Street since 1845 and in Mayfair since 1827, is opening-up its collections for the first time in 200 years for an auction with Sothebys.
Over nearly two centuries of production and collecting, Thomas Goode has accumulated numerous wonderful objects, including one copy of every commissioned piece supplied for their own archives. Many of these treasures have been stored unseen in the attics and vaults, until now.