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I will pay for the following essay Winston Churchill. The essay is to be 4 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

Winston Churchill’s long life began in 1874, in the Victorian era, when the British Empire was at the height of its power, and ended in 1965, when mankind was threatened by the race of atomic weapons during the Cold War, the first humans visited space and jets flew over the Atlantic Ocean. Through nine decades of his life, Churchill saw a dramatic change in all spheres of English and world life. Though, at heart, he remained an aristocrat, that did not prevent him from being a staunch supporter of democracy, a man of his time, a man who always looked out into the future, welcomed new trends and used new technological advances. Defects and shortcomings, recognized by Churchill in childhood, gave reasons to doubt that he would be able to make a career in the future. All the major posts require perfect intellect, diction, eloquence and ability to speak in public, in other words – everything William had not at that time. Churchill began working on his speech early and tried to fill the gaps in education. Self was the main reservoir of strengths to Churchill. Constant development, improvement without changing key life principles became his life philosophy. To follow the “principles of Churchill” means to find your own way, learn from other people, but no not imitate them. Churchill liked when someone inspired him, just as he liked to inspire and carry over the others. To declare identity fully, all its dimensions, and in accordance with what you want to achieve in life – that’s what makes the example of Churchill relevant at all times. As I mentioned, Churchill was not an ideal man, he had a lot of imperfections. He was not tall and his face, even in my childhood, was far from being appealing. His look confused with its self-confidence. His skin was loose and pale. In addition, he always dressed and walked like an old man. He walked though vigorously, but somehow hunched, with a neck deep in shoulders. But the most obvious defect and disadvantage, besides poor schooling and lack of higher education, which put in question his aspirations for a significant social role in future, was his allolalia. Churchill spoke through his nose and was unable to pronounce correctly the letter “s”. His speech had a noticeable tendency to stuttering also. Experts argue whether Churchill was actually a stutterer (Roberts 27). Some believe that he sometimes resorted to stuttering at the beginning of speeches as to an artistic trick just to surprise listeners.