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Reflections from a glass half full. Enter your email address:. Tweets by @Jeff Cranston. Patrick Delaforce: Winston Churchill: The Great Man's Life in Anecdotes. Malcolm Muggeridge: Vintage Muggeridge: Religion and Society. Malcolm Muggeridge: Conversion: The Spiritual Journey of a Twentieth Century Pilgrim. Devin Brown: A Life Observed: A Spiritual Biography of C. S. Lewis. Michael Hyatt Intentional Leadership. Brian Dodd on Leadership The 2-Minute Leader. My Plans to His Hands. Just so you know. Presid...

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Reflections from a glass half full. Enter your email address:. Tweets by @Jeff Cranston. Patrick Delaforce: Winston Churchill: The Great Man's Life in Anecdotes. Malcolm Muggeridge: Vintage Muggeridge: Religion and Society. Malcolm Muggeridge: Conversion: The Spiritual Journey of a Twentieth Century Pilgrim. Devin Brown: A Life Observed: A Spiritual Biography of C. S. Lewis. Michael Hyatt Intentional Leadership. Brian Dodd on Leadership The 2-Minute Leader. My Plans to His Hands. Just so you know. In jus...

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This Day With F W Boreham: February 2006

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This Day With F W Boreham. Tuesday, February 28, 2006. 7 March: Boreham on John Richard Green. Bringing The Dead Past To Life Again. A Dreamer's Race With Death. Image: John Richard Green. Posted by Geoff Pound at 19:00. Links to this post. 6 March: Boreham on Oliver W Holmes. A Cataract of Gossip. Somebody has said that there are two advantages in soliloquy. The man who talks to himself can be sure of hearing a sensible man talk, and he can be sure of having a sensible man to talk to. Oliver Wendell Hol...

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This Day With F W Boreham: October 2006

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This Day With F W Boreham. Tuesday, October 31, 2006. 9 November: Boreham on King Edward VII. A Lover Of His Fellow-Men. Blunt Man For An Uneventful Time. Image: King Edward VII. Posted by Geoff Pound at 00:14. Links to this post. 8 November: Boreham on John Milton. Forgive the word. I only whisper it in your ear. Yes, I am pluming my wings for a flight! The Laureate Of A National Transformation. Thy soul was like a star and dwelt apart;. Thou hadst a voice whose sound was like the sea,. Wallace has hims...

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This Day With F W Boreham: November 2006

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This Day With F W Boreham. Thursday, November 30, 2006. 6 December: Boreham on Governor Bligh. A Study in Light and Shade. Governor Bligh is a case in point. Some of the most eminent writers of all time, including Lord Byron and George Borrow, have undertaken to elucidate for us the mystery of Bligh's enigmatic individuality, but have left us in a welter of hopeless confusion. A Storm Centre By Sea And Shore. But what does it matter? A Scholar Of A Noble School. Posted by Geoff Pound at 02:58. No inciden...

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This Day With F W Boreham: March 2006

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This Day With F W Boreham. Tuesday, March 07, 2006. 17 March: Boreham on Patrick Bronte. The Head of the House. A tall, well-knit, handsome old man was Patrick. To the very end, his hair retained a suspicion of the flaming red hue that once characterised it, and his spirit held something of the sparkle of his youth. Was ever a man such a catspaw of vacillating circumstance? The Boy Is Father Of The Man. How much more musical and dignified! So Patrick made the change. As to his Christian name, there w...

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This Day With F W Boreham: May 2006

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This Day With F W Boreham. Wednesday, May 31, 2006. 9 June: Boreham on Charles Dickens. The Veracity of Fiction. Fact Revealed Through Diaphanous Fancy. Reality Awakens Immediate Response. Posted by Geoff Pound at 00:12. Links to this post. Tuesday, May 30, 2006. 8 June: Boreham on Sarah Siddons. The Mission of Tragedy. People tell me that a new generation only smiles at the traditional glory of Sarah Siddons. They never saw her. For me, I shall go down to the grave worshipping her still! Links to this p...

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This Day With F W Boreham: April 2006

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This Day With F W Boreham. Sunday, April 30, 2006. 10 May: Boreham on Antoine Lavoisier. New Look For Industry And Commerce. Greeting The Scaffold With A Smile. He was 52 on the day of his arrest, "I have had a fairly long life," he wrote, "and a very happy one. I shall I think, be remembered with regret and I leave some reputation behind me. What more could I ask? Posted by Geoff Pound at 20:27. Links to this post. 9 May: Boreham on James Barrie. The Creator of Peter Pan. Climbed By Sheer Merit to Fame.

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This Day With F W Boreham: September 2006

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This Day With F W Boreham. Saturday, September 30, 2006. 6 October: Boreham on Alfred Tennyson. On this, the anniversary of his death, it is interesting to reflect that it is just one hundred years since Alfred Tennyson was made Poet Laureate. [1]. The Human Aspect Of True Greatness. A Long Lane With a Sudden Turning. This editorial appears in the Hobart. On November 18, 1950. Posted by Geoff Pound at 00:43. Links to this post. Friday, September 29, 2006. 5 October: Boreham on William Tyndale. Moreover, ...