contributes 'A Message of Good Cheer' to 'The Listener'.

CHURCHILL, [Sir] Winston Spencer (1874-1965).

London: British Broadcasting Corporation, 14th May, 1942. ORIGINAL MAGAZINE PRINTING of this speech, broadcast on Churchill's second anniversary as Prime Minister (May 10th). Subsequently collected in 'The End of the Beginning' volume of war speeches, but under the new title 'Prime Minister for Two Years'. Magazine/Newspaper format, stapled at spine. Trivial wear. A fine copy. Cohen (p1602) states 'It is worth noting here that it was Churchill's view that "The Listener gives the most accurate reports of the broadcast speeches"'. Item #28363

WOODS, Frederick, "A Bibliography of the Works of Sir Winston Churchill", C459. Cohen A183, also E84a.

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