Churchill - Greatest Things CarvingABOUT THIS CARVING Full Inscription: All the greatest things are simple, and many can be expressed in a single word: Freedom; Justice; Honour; Duty; Mercy; Hope. Churchill Origins: Among the great orators of all time, Winston Churchill opened one of many famous speeches with this great thought. It was in the aftermath of World War II, and he was calling for a "United Europe" to address the vast need for reconciliation and reconstruction. To carve this

American poet Robert Frost called his 1922 poem

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he reported his health had indeed been restored: “I am well again

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Jones had been dispatched to carry the American War of Independence to England and was doing so on September 23

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even appearing as a lesson in the 1879 Revised Edition of McGuffey's Fourth Eclectic Reader

-based Henry David Thoreau was certainly an early leader and thinker in the environmental field

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” not because the word “salubrity” might throw off some folks

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Source: The Wind in the Willows