An Unusual Member Of The 4th Queen’s Hussar’s Cavalry – Cornet Winston Churchill
You will struggle to find a Brit more patriotic than Winston Churchill. He served in various wars, including the Anglo-Boer War, and was a member of the 4th Queen’s Hussar’s Cavalry during his youth. The young lad spent seven months during summer being prepared for war, with the remainder of his time being spent on a prolonged holiday. He decided that 1895 was the year where he would begin his odyssey for Cuba. Following that expedition, he arrived in India to rejoin his unit. Here we have a 21-year-old captured in 1895.
Up Close And Personal With Albert Einstein
Many people believed that Albert Einstein was an unapproachable genius who would only hold court with the most superior intellectuals of his time. This was not so, as he far more down to earth than many would have suspected. Einstein considered himself to be an artist, wielding inspiration and creativity to form his theories. He admitted that he was liable to be incorrect from time to time when he was struck with an epiphany. Incredibly, he believed that creativity was superior to knowledge, and more vital.