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Read The Influenza. A Winston Churchill poem written in 1890, by 15 year old Winston, attending Harrow School.
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2019年3月14日 · This little ditty was a skipping song chanted by children during 1918 and 1919. Although WWI ended on the 11th November 1918, deaths continued into the following year and beyond. Why? Firstly, there was the second wave of Spanish Flu (some historians believe the first wave shortened WWI by several months if not years) the…
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2021年1月2日 · A poem written in 1890, when Churchill was only 15 years old and attending Harrow School.
The Influenza, 1890 | flyingpenguin
A poem written in 1890 by Winston Churchill. Of ills that it has done? It journeyed with the sun. The spirits of the dead. Increasing day by day. Alike before it droop. And smote the fatherland. And never stay nor rest. And enter merry France. Full well thy cities know. Nor save us from its guile. It came with broken force.
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Odd poem: ‘The Influenza’ by Winston Churchill, age 15
2020年12月9日 · Written in 1890 when he was a lazy 15-year-old Harrow schoolboy who did badly at everything except English, Winston Churchill partially redeemed himself with this prizewinning poem on the global influenza epidemic (which may have been a Coronavirus) of his day. This “Asiatic Flu” or “Russian Flu” killed about a million people worldwide.