Why does Churchill believe the war is not the "dark days" of Britain's history? A He focus es on the people's contribution in making the days memorable. B He fondly remembers his time as the Head Master

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Why does Churchill believe the war is not the "dark days" of Britain's history? A He focus es on the people's contribution in making the days memorable. B He fondly remembers his time as the Head Master of the Harrow School. C He recognizes the world's events h ave both ups and downs. D He enthusiastically recalls the school's tradition and rich history.

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A He focus es on the people's contribution in making the days memorable

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