Where are the residences of Churchill in England?
A. Official residences (#) such as Admiralty House and Downing Street are are listed only for the periods the Churchills actually resided there. Asterisked (*) London addresses carry the blue historical plaque. (It is not clear whether the Churchills fully vacated Hyde Park Gate during the 1951-55 Premiership.) See “Churchill’s England” – Residences Q. Graham Taylor writes: “I should probably know the answer to this one, but what did Churchill find so fascinating about Napoleon? He didn’t relegate him to the ‘power-mad dictator’ heap, so there must be something he found attractive.’ A. Surely it was his reverence for France, and for great war leaders (he wrote cogently about Caesar and Marlborough) that led Churchill to Napoleon, not to mention that the Corsican made quite an impressive comeback — like WSC. Remember that as early as Harrow, he forecast to a schoolmate that he would lead the defense of London against a deadly foe. He also intended to write a Napoleon biography, but nev
