The Will of the People: Churchill and Parliamentary Democracy

Winston Churchill's dedication to parliamentary democracy is explored through his extensive political career, spanning sixty-four years in the House of Commons. Elected at twenty-five, he viewed Parliament as a vital instrument for serving the people. Reflecting on his upbringing, he emphasizes the importance of trusting the populace and the values instilled by his father. This work delves into Churchill's belief in democracy and his lifelong commitment to representing the will of the people.