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Search of Churchill , p. 209
38 . Williams, Jane, conversations with author
39 . Eden, The Reckoning , p. 494
40 . Finest Hour 144, “The Churchill Quiz”, p. 63
41 . Churchill, Randolph S., p .453
42 . Langworth (ed.), Churchill by Himself , p. 37
43 . Acheson, p. 64
44 . Ray, Jonathan, “Winston Churchill drank Pol Roger by the Pint”, Telegraph , 30 September 2006
45 . Telegraph , Odette Pol Roger, 30 December 2000
46 . Roberts, Andrew, The Holy Fox: A Life of Lord Halifax , p. 186
47 . Churchill, My Early Life , p. 178
48 . McGowan, p. 90
49 . Rose, Kenneth, The Elusive Rothschild, The Life of Victor, Third Baron , p. 58
50 . Telegraph , Odette Pol Roger, 30 December 2000
51 . Independent , Odette Pol Roger, 30 January 2001
52 . www.polroger.co.uk
53 . Ibid .
54 . Ibid .
55 . Dilks (ed.), Cadogan , p. 707
56 . McGowan, p. 104
57 . Kersaudy, Francois, Churchill et Monaco , p. 46
58 . Rose, p. 73
59 . McGowan, p. 55
60 . Kimball, Warren, Finest Hour 134, p. 31
61 . Bonham Carter, p. 135
62 . Gilbert (ed.), Winston Churchill and Emery Reves: Correspondence, 1937-1964 , pp. 376-377
63 . Gilbert, Volume VIII, p 630
64 . Rose, p. 53
Chapter 12 Cigars
1 . Acheson, Dean, Sketches From Life Of Men I Have Known , p. 63, after a working lunch with Churchill at the British Embassy in Washington in 1946
2 . Welsh, Peter, “A Gentleman of History”, Cigar Aficionado , Autumn, 1995, p. 1
3 . Hough, Richard, Winston & Clementine , p. 69
4 . CHUR 1/351/50-52
5 . Howells, p. 94
6 . Wingfield-Stratford, Esmé, Churchill: The Making of a Hero , p. 95
7 . Acheson, Dean, Present at the Creation , p. 596
8 . McGowan, Norman, My Years With Churchill , p. 93. Howells contends that Churchill did indeed smoke his cigars to the very end. p.35
9 . That is the estimate of his valet, who precedes the “nine a day” estimate with the word “only”. McGowan, p. 92
10 . Photo of letter, preserved at J.J. Fox
11 . Golding, Ronald E., “Did You Fly? Hmph!”, Finest Hour 34, p. 4
12 . Gilbert, Churchill , Vol. IV, 1916-1922, p. 139
13 . McGowan, p. 93
14 . Welsh, p. 2
15 . CHUR 1/351/50-52
16 . Howells, p.37; McGowan, p. 92, reports that the matches were “specially imported from America”, not Canada
17 . Howells, p. 36
18 . Howells, p. 35. This ashtray traveled with Churchill.
19 . Welsh, p. 1
20 . Hirshson, Stanley P., General Patton: A Soldier’s Life , pp. 299-300
21 . Packwood, Allen, “Cigars: Protecting the Premier,” Finest Hour 106, p. 1
22 . Rose, Kenneth, London, 2003, p. 73
23 . Hall, Douglas, The Book of Churchilliana , p. 50
24 . Vines, C. M., A Little Nut Brown Man, My Three Years with Beaverbrook , p. 28
25 . West, Bruce, The Man Who Flew Churchill , p. 105
26 . Gilbert, Volume VII, p. 921
27 . Soames (ed.), Speaking for Themselves , p. 504. Clementine Churchill described it in a letter to her daughter as “a small shadow on one lung, but he himself is well …” Soames, Clementine Churchill , p. 357
28 . Colville, p. 507
29 . Soames, Speaking For Themselves , p. 504
30 . Soames, Clementine Churchill , Revised Edition, p. 502
31 . Colville, John, pp. 215-216
32 . CHUR 1/15/169
33 . CHUR 1/15/167
Chapter 13 Rationing
1 . CAB 120/854
2 . CAB 123/74
3 . CAB 120/854
4 . Gardiner, Juliet, Wartime London , 2004, p. 147
5 . CAB 123/74
6 . Gilbert, Volume VII, pp. 161 and Calder, Angus, The People’s War , p. 71
7 . Calder, p. 405
8 . NF 1/292 Home Intelligence Weekly Report, No. 90, 16-23 June 1942
9 . Gilbert, Churchill War Papers , Volume III, p. 376
10 . CHAR 1/379/40 and 1/379/39
11 . CHAR 1/389/5
12 . Nesbitt, p. 274
13 . Hastings, Max, Finest Years: Churchill as War Lord 1940-1945 , p. 202
14 . News Chronicle , 30 September 1941
15 . CHAR 1/380/25 and CHAR 1/368/85
16 . CHAR 2/441/61
17 . CHAR 2/446A
18 . Profumo, David, The Laxford Shows its True Colours, Country Life, 6 October 2010, p. 104
19 . CHAR 20/53C/256
20 . Char 2/442/51
21 . Char