A Friend in Need
Aug 02, 2018
2 minutes
Review by Richard A. McConnell
Winston Churchill was a vigorous orator known for his expertise at arguing his point and implacably pursuing his goals. Yet he had the ability to pursue friendships with many of his political opponents. Today, when friendships across the aisle seem nonexistent, these two aspects of Churchill seem peculiarly paired. In , John von Heyking explores the notion that political statesmanship, although characterized by
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