Churchill's Secular Creed
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Churchill's Secular Creed

Empire, Zionism, and Islam's Complicity in the Holocaust

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eBook - ePub

Churchill's Secular Creed

Empire, Zionism, and Islam's Complicity in the Holocaust

About this book

The statue of Winston Churchill standing in Parliament Square in London has been repeatedly defaced in recent years - acts which would have been unthinkable to a previous generation. Revisionist historians have tried to make the case that the British Empire was unrelievedly evil and that the hero of WWII was really a villain. Ibn Warraq sets the record straight as only someone born in Colonial India could. Warraq is that rare example of someone who has broken the mental chains of his former culture and embraced Western ideals with a whole heart. He begins the present work by exploring Churchill's mental development, his prodigious reading, and his military experiences defending India's northwest frontier with Afghanistan and clashes in the Sudan and Egypt. He explores the immense benefit British colonialism bestowed upon the people of India and how little it benefitted the British themselves. Warraq also goes into great detail about the circumstances of the Balfour Declaration and Churchill's deep and abiding Zionism and defense of the Jewish nation. Lastly, the absurd idea that Churchill considered converting to Islam is thoroughly debunked.

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Year
2026
Edition
1
eBook ISBN
9781966833123

Table of contents

  1. Title
  2. Copyright
  3. Epigraph
  4. Dedication
  5. A Note on the Cover Art
  6. Acknowledgements
  7. Preface
  8. Part I - Blenheim Palace
  9. 1 Woodstock and John Churchill
  10. 2 The Architecture of John Vanbrugh and Nicholas Hawksmoor
  11. 3 The Birth of Winston Spencer Churchill
  12. Part II - The Education of Winston S. Churchill
  13. 4 Harrow and Sandhurst
  14. 5 Intense Reading Programme - Self-Education in Bangalore
  15. 6 Edward Gibbon
  16. 7 Thomas Babington Macaulay
  17. 8 W.E.H. Lecky
  18. 9 Winwood Reade, The Martyrdom of Man
  19. 10 William James, The Religion of Healthy-Mindedness
  20. 11 Benjamin Seebohm Rowntree
  21. 12 Katherine Mayo, Mother India
  22. Part III - British Empire and Its Mission - Churchill's Religion
  23. 13 Churchill's Religious Beliefs and Sense of Destiny
  24. 14 The British Empire's Mission and the Need to Hold On To India
  25. 15 India and the Northwest Frontier
  26. 16 NW Frontier & MFF Continued
  27. 17 Lucretius, De Rerum Natura, and Religious Violence in India
  28. 18 The British in Egypt and the Sudan
  29. 19 Churchill in Egypt and the Sudan - The River War
  30. 20 Western Civilisation and its Superiority
  31. Part IV - British India and Its Legacy - Neither Evil not Exploitative
  32. Preamble and Introduction to Part IV
  33. 21 Indian Intellectuals as Witnesses to the Positive Legacy of the British Raj
  34. 22 Economics of Empire - British Empire did not Make Britain Rich
  35. 23 Indian Civilizsation and Western Scholars
  36. 24 Stones of Empire - British Architecture
  37. 25 British Sculpture in India
  38. Part V - Churchill and the Jews
  39. 26 Lord Randolph Churchill and the Jews
  40. Epilogue - Churchill's Putative Conversion to Islam
  41. Appendix 1 - T.B. Macaulay on Education
  42. Appendix 2 - Macaulay on the Irrelevance of Religion to Politics
  43. Appendix 3 - Winston S. Churchill, The Story of the Malakand Field Force
  44. Appendix 4 - Winston Churchill - The River War, Lost in the Desert
  45. Appendix 5 - Chruchill's Speech in House of Commons 14 June 1921
  46. Appendix 6 - Katherine Mayo, Mother India
  47. Selected Bibliography

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