CHURCHILL Winston (1874-1965). L. A. S., 29 December 1952, to General de Gaulle at Colombey-les-Deux-Églises; 2 pages small in-8 on Prime Minister's letterhead and vignette, 10, Downing Street, Whitehall, autograph envelope; in English. He was moved by the terms of his letter of 20 December, and what he wrote about England. These are cruel times for the world. But he still believes that Truth & Freedom will survive: "We are indeed living in a cruel epoch for the world. But I still believe that Truth & Freedom will survive"... An L. A. S. from Clementine S. Churchill, 13 May 1953 (2 p. in-4, in English), to General de Gaulle. She is sorry about the political demise of the Rassemblement du Peuple français party; she hopes it is only temporary; if she were French, she would be heartbroken...