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Did William H Taft drink?
yes
Did William Penn drink beer?
A better question is "When wasn't William Penn intoxicated?"
William T Sherman's favorite drink?
water
What was William H. Taft favorite drink?
Ruby Taft
What was princess dianas fav drink?
Prince William (Oh yeah!) Prince William (Oh yeah!)
Does William Beckett drink beer?
Yes he has many photos drinking beer
Does William moseley drink?
== Here is proof.. http://moseleymagnificient.webs.com/apps/photos/album?albumid== 4590239 ==
Did William Henry Harrison drink buttermilk and eat cherries the day of his inauguration?
Yes he died drinking cold buttermilk
Why did William of Normandy win?
William won because his army had had a lot of rest that day whereas Harold Godwinson's army had only just fought Harald Hadraada's army. William was also a much better team leader - if you compared him with Harold - as he gave his army what they needed when they needed it eg. rest, food and drink.
What actors and actresses appeared in Drink - 1917?
The cast of Drink - 1917 includes: Stanley Arthur as Bibi William Brandon as Mes-Bottes Irene Browne as Gervaise George Foley as Gouget Fred Groves as Coupeau Joan Morgan as Gervaise, as a child Arthur Walcott as Chabot
What is William Penn's favorite drink?
William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania and a prominent Quaker, is historically noted for his preference for simple and wholesome living. While specific details about his favorite drink are not extensively documented, it is likely that he enjoyed traditional beverages of his time, such as water, herbal teas, or perhaps ale, which was common in 17th-century England. His Quaker beliefs also emphasize moderation and simplicity, suggesting he would have favored non-alcoholic options.
What was William H. Taft's favorite cocktail?
William H. Taft's favorite cocktail was the Manhattan. This classic drink is made with whiskey, sweet vermouth, and bitters, typically garnished with a cherry. Taft's preference for the Manhattan reflected his enjoyment of traditional American beverages during the early 20th century.
