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Winston's Wartime Tea
60 years ago our nation joined hearts and hands with that of the British people. In a daring attempt to bring freedom to the western world, Sir Winston Churchill and President Franklin D. Roosevelt joined forces. Their vision; freedom and an end to tyranny, did not come quickly or easily. 1940 saw Great Britain becoming a land of rules, regulations and rations. In the early throws of war, the English tightened their belt, thrust up their chin and declared "as long as there was tea there will be hope". . . . (to read the remainder of this article, please log in below.)
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