MR CHURCHILL SPEAKS AT WOODSTOCK
CONFIDENCE IN OUTCOME OF BRITISH TRIALS (Rec. LONDON, August 2. Mr Winston Churchill, receiving the freedom of Woodstock, where he was born, said: “Whatever may be the troubles and difficulties we have to face, the British people will not be found unequal to them. We shall come through and continue to be a guide and symbol to the world of the way in which a free and decent life may be lived by the citizens of this ancient land.”
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Press, Volume LXXXIII, Issue 25253, 4 August 1947, Page 7
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