Winston Churchill, Myth and Reality: What He Actually Did and Said

Table of Contents
Preface
Part 1. Youth
	1 “Chief leader of men”
	2 Jennie’s Indiscretions, Jack’s Parentage
	3 The Menace of Education
	4 What Killed Lord Randolph?
Part 2. Young Statesman
	5. Votes for Women
	6 The Sinking of the Titanic
	7 The Unpleasantness on Sidney Street
	8 “The sullen feet of marching men in Tonypandy”
	9 Ireland: “We could never have done anything without him”
Part 3. World War I
	10 “All his war paint”
	11 The Defense of Antwerp
	12 “What about the Dardanelles?”
	13 Losing the Lusi
	14 America and World War I
	15 Chemical Warfare
Part 4. Between the World Wars
	16 “Taking more out of alcohol”
	17 The Bolshevik Menace
	18 Trial by Jewry
	19 The Trouble with Mr. Gandhi
	20 Mussolini, Lawgiver and Jackal
	21 Hitler as a “Great Contemporary”
Part 5. World War II
	22 The Voice They Heard
	23 “Collar the lot”
	24 Torturous Topics
	25 The Bombing of Coventry
	26 The Second Front Fracas
	27 Mad Bomber
	28 Starving the Indians
	29 The Brain in Spain Was Absent from the Plane
	30 The Destruction of Monte Cassino
	31 What to Do About Auschwitz?
	32 Feeding the Oppressed
Part 6. Postwar Years
	33 Spheres of Influence
	34. Nuking Moscow
	35 Trouble ’n’ Strife
	36 On European Union
	37 The Common Touch
Appendix 1: Minor Myths, Fables and Things That Go Bump in the Night
Appendix 2: Red Herrings: Mythological Churchill Quotes
Appendix 3: The Hillsdale College Churchill Project
Chapter Notes
Bibliography
Index