evidence: • Actually the words of an alienated colleague, Desmond Morton, who said Churchill’s view was entirely opposite. WSC envisioned the "superlatively courageous, courteous, urbane, masculine, Arab, terrible in his wrath, living an ascetic life in company with Allah, a camel, a spear and rifle, an Arab mare and a Selukhi dog, jealous of his honour above all, like a medieval knight of chivalry, etc." Quoted in R.W. Thompson, Churchill and Morton, 194. [...] - Supposedly Newcastle, 9 October 1909. Sometimes attributed to Churchill, actually uttered by his ally in the campaign to reform the House of Lords, David Lloyd George. Credit Lloyd George. [...] • Often attributed to Churchill, but actually by Anthony Eden, in a letter to the European Council in Strasbourg, 6 December 1951 (Charmley, Churchill’s Grand Alliance, 250). See "EU and Churchill’s Views."