The famous speech "We shall fight on the beaches " which was made by Prime Minister Winston Churchill to the House of Commons.states that the people of England should not be carried away by the victory at Dunkirk
As a result of this, he says that it was a "deliverance" and should not be mistaken for triumph in war and that the people and parliament should contain their jubilation and celebrations because the were not necessary yet.
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The house felt upset towards the boy when he was left in charge of the younger children because he was taking on extreme responsibility which should not have to happen at such a developmental time in someone’s life
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I believe it is D
He did not want to go on an adventure at first.