"IT is no part of my case that I am always right," Sir Winston Churchill told the Commons in 1952. But if his judgment has sometimes been at fault, his view partial or his actions hasty he has almost invariably been worth reading or listening to. Listeners to the Sunday National Programme on March 12 will have the opportunity to discover this again when an hour-long programme of excerpts from his speeches is presented.
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 36, Issue 925, 3 May 1957, Page 4
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74"IT is no part of my case that I am always right," Sir Winston Churchill told the Commons in 1952. But if his judgment has sometimes been at fault, his view partial or his actions hasty he has almost invariably been worth reading or listening to. Listeners to the Sunday National Programme on March 12 will have the opportunity to discover this again when an hour-long programme of excerpts from his speeches is presented. New Zealand Listener, Volume 36, Issue 925, 3 May 1957, Page 4
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