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1851–1921 · American-born British mother of Winston Churchill (1854–1921)
Also known as: Jennie Churchill, Jeanette Spencer-Churchill, Jennie Jerome, Jennie Spencer-Churchill, Lady Churchill, Lady Randolph
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- Women's war work
- "Shakespeare's England" at Earl's Court
- Shakespeare memorial souvenir of the Shakespeare Ball
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- The reminiscences of Lady Randolph Churchill (1908)