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Roosevelt, who had supported the Boers Ibid.
Chubb thought "the President" Ibid.
Roosevelt volunteered that Ibid., 1676.
Roosevelt had made a dark joke The Was.h.i.+ngton Post, December 25, 1941.
"Our strongest weapon in this war" Ibid.
"There was a vast crowd" Thompson, I Was Churchill's Shadow, 80.
s.h.i.+vering, Churchill The Was.h.i.+ngton Post, December 25, 1941.
"my a.s.sociate, my old and good friend" The New York Times, December 25, 1941.
"I spend this anniversary and festival" CWP, III, 1679.
"there was little joy" TIR, 243.
As he returned inside TSFS, 1213.
Eleanor had been worried TIR, 243.
"Tender love" WAC, 461.
"I miss you" Ibid., 463.
Defending his decision Perkins, The Roosevelt I Knew, 146.
"It is good for Winston" Ibid.
lilies on the altar The Was.h.i.+ngton Post, December 26, 1941.
the fourth pew from the front Ibid.
for "those who are dying" Ibid.
"Certainly there was much to fortify" Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 670.
"In these first talks" TIR, 246.
"I got the impression" Diary of Trip to London, Eugene Meyer, 1942, 17, MP.
the Americans favored Burns, The Soldier of Freedom, 181183; C & R, II, 292293.
"For the first time" WSC, VII, 3435.
When it came to munitions Ibid., 3940.
"I am a child of the House of Commons" CWP, III, 1685.
"It seemed a very great world" MEL, 34.
Churchill carried a walking stick Manchester, The Last Lion: Visions of Glory, 398.
"Most of Churchill's ancestors" Ashley, Churchill As Historian, 1213.
had first visited the White House Kleeman, Gracious Lady, 145146.
Roosevelt would boast Tully, FDR: My Boss, 12.
an early New York State senator Freidel, A Rendezvous with Destiny, 4.
had led Was.h.i.+ngton's horse Tully, FDR: My Boss, 12.
On election night in Hyde Park Burns, The Soldier of Freedom, 4.
He had come to Alice Roosevelt's wedding Ward, A First-Cla.s.s Temperament, 4547.
his grandchildren played Tully, FDR: My Boss, 9.
head usher remembered EROH, Session 3, 23.
"My husband did not go" Ibid., Session 7, 7.
Christmas dinner 1941 was a large affair TIR, 244.
Churchill had been working TSFS, 14.
sipped champagne CWP, III, 1684.
"silent and preoccupied" TSFS, 15.
Hopkins was concerned RAH, 444.
Roosevelt wished Churchill luck Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 671.
A roar greeted the prime minister The Was.h.i.+ngton Post, December 27, 1941.
Roosevelt listened to the speech Was.h.i.+ngton Star, December 27, 1941.
"The fact that my American forebears" CWP, III, 1685.
He had found in Was.h.i.+ngton Ibid., 16861690.
it had seemed like just five The Was.h.i.+ngton Post, December 27, 1941.
"Inside, the scene was impressive" Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 671.
Churchill turned and flashed The Was.h.i.+ngton Post, December 27, 1941.
"V for Victory" sign Ibid.
"That fellow's really got it" Ibid.
"It was a clever speech" Ibid.
Churchill greeted the senator The New York Times, December 28, 1941.
"It was with heart-stirrings" Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 671.
"told me I had done" Ibid., 673.
after Churchill went to bed TSFS, 1718.
"in trying to open the window" Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 691.
"In fact the course adopted by Moran" WSC, VII, 32.
"These great occasions imposed" Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 663.
"I have been thinking constantly" WAC, 462.
On New Year's morning The Was.h.i.+ngton Post, January 2, 1942.
Eleanor had to slip her husband TIR, 246.
a wreath of chrysanthemums The Was.h.i.+ngton Post, January 2, 1942.
Joseph Lash was seated Lash, Roosevelt and Churchill, 1516.
had been wrestling RAH, 448.
Churchill remembered that Roosevelt Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 682.
the president a.s.sured Litvinov RAH, 448449.
Churchill was so amused Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 683.
"He was always full of stories" Author interview with Trude Lash.
"A Declaration by the United Nations" The New York Times, January 3, 1942.
mentioned his "stab in the back" speech Lash, Roosevelt and Churchill, 16.
"Although il Duce" Ibid.
"The best thing to do with Hitler" Ibid., 19.
"Churchill recalled that in 19181919" Ibid., 18.
"Four fifths" Ibid., 20.
"We have at least four-fifths" CWP, III, 1584.
"stalked around" Lash, Roosevelt and Churchill, 20.
The men around Roosevelt RAH, 444.
"It went over big" Ibid.
Beaverbrook had arrived and urged Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 688689.
"We cannot wage this war" RAH, 455.
Sam Rosenman dined Rosenman, Working with Roosevelt, 319.
"My American friends thought that I" Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 691.
"I am happy that you are" WAC, 463.
"This routine was beginning" Rosenman, Working with Roosevelt, 319.
"Nothing seems to be right" TSFS, 22.
Thompson had tried to get Churchill Thompson, I Was Churchill's Shadow, 83.
"They said it was only" Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 691.
"we saw no more of it" Thompson, I Was Churchill's Shadow, 84.
Churchill described the incident Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 696697.
Preparing to return, he had telephoned WSC, VII, 38.
were ushered into the White House Louis Adamic, Dinner at the White House (New York, 1946), 9.
Adamic added a footnote Newsweek, January 27, 1947, 32.
The last time Adamic had seen Adamic, Dinner at the White House, 15.
"there was" Ibid.
"He was giving" Ibid., 1516, 18, 19.
He struck Adamic at first Ibid., 25.
Raleigh's spreading his cloak Churchill, The Grand Alliance, 663.
