The Story of the Malakand Field Force

In case of rude, in case of serious flaws we usually overestimate our special personality, which is different from our universal humanity. [Oliver W. Holmes, "Professor of breakfast table", 1858]

C. 1200, Old French maniere "fashion, method, method, method; appearance, orientation; custom" (12c., Modern Frenchmanière), vulgar Latin * manaria from the mane and English and French mane From (Spanish manora, Portuguese manora, Italian manuela, from fem. Latin "belonging to hand" comes from "hand" (see instructions) French words I borrow from other German languages, such as Dutch, German, Swedish.

This means that "custom" comes from c.1300. The feeling of "doing things; personal habits and doing things; how to handle others" is coming from c.1300. It means that "specific nature, form, what happened" was in the middle of the 14th century. Literary work of the 1660's. The most metaphorical meaning comes from the "processing method" in its original sense, and if words are used to translate the Latin "way", that method is expanded. The phrase method of speech was recorded in the 1530s. The way of birth ("Hamlet" I iv.15) is often used incorrectly. It means "It is obsessed with submission at birth."

Throughout his life, Churchill is also writing papers and books related to the war, including the story of Marakando Field: episodes of the Frontier War (colonial UK, India)), "River Battle" (Sudanese England - Egyptian invasion explanation), London through Pretoria to Ladysmiss (the first month of the Second Bohr War and his captivity), Ian Hamilton March (the second half of World War II), Primary World War (about multi-volume accounts of World War II), World War I

Churchill's literary career began with campaign reports. Explaining the move of Sudan and the battle of Omuduman in the stories of Marakand's field troops (1898) and the war of the river (1899). In 1900, he announced his only novel, Savuro, and in six years he published his first major work, his father, biography of Lord Randolph Churchill. His other famous biographies, his great ancestor, Duke of Marlborough published four volumes between 1933 and 1938. The history of Churchill's World War I emerged in the fourth volume entitled "World Crisis" (1923-29), his memoir of World War II was six volumes (1948-1953 / 54) It was divided. After retiring, Churchill wrote a nationwide history of English (Volume 4, 1956 - 198). His wonderful speech survived with over 12 speech such as "Unremitting Struggle" (1942), "Dawn of Emancipation" (1945), and "Victory" (1946).