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The capital of Britain is London.
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Who is greatest english leader who ever lived?
Winston Churchill
Who lived at blenheim palace London?
Winston Churchill was born there.
Where did Winston Churchill live?
In Great Britian Churchill lived for some time at Chartwell house.
Where did Winston Churchill live his married life?
Winston Churchill lived in the Prime minister's residence at 10 Downing street in London, England.
What was the house called where Winston Churchill lived?
Blenhiem Palace, which is in Oxfordshire, the ancestral home of the Churchill family.
Winston Churchill and imperialism?
Churchill was the greatest man of british stock that ever lived, apart from maybe cecil rhodes.
What is Winston churchill's connection with bromley?
Churchill lived for over 40 years at his family home of Chartwell, close to Bromley.
How long did Winston Churchill stay in power?
He lived from 1874 to 1965, and was in power as a Prime Minister in Britain from 1940-1945, and again from 1951-1955.
What family lived in chartwell?
The Churchill family lived in Chartwell. Sir Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister during World War II, resided at Chartwell with his wife, Clementine, and their children. The family used Chartwell as their primary residence from 1922 until Winston Churchill's death in 1965.
Did Winston churchill originate be penny wise and pound foolish?
NO. It is ascribed to another Englishman who lived in the 17th century.
Who lived at warwick castle?
Henry VIII and his wives lived at Warwick Castle, he actually made refurbishments to the castle like fixing the kitchen roof
Where in Great Britain did Winston Churchill live?
Sir Winston Churchill's official residence was 10 Downing Street, where all UK Prime Ministers 'live'. His private residence was Chartwell, near Westerham, Kent, England. Chartwell (house, gardens and painting studio) is open to visitors and has been maintained to reflect exactly how it would have looked when Churchill lived there, including copies of the newspapers of his day still on his chairside table.
