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In 1993 the Swan won the Montagu Prize at the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours d’Élégance in California.

Ashley Montagu [1] and others have pointed out that most popular racial concepts are, in fact, myths.

Ewen Montagu took a weekend off from his busy legal practice and wrote the book The Man Who Never Was.

Churchill, egged on by Montagu Norman at the Bank of England, made the fatal error of pegging the pound at its pre-war parity, overvaluing it by 10-20%.

I really, really like Step By Step in Esperanto by Montagu Butler.

Petrol will be so expensive by 2030 that only the rich will fill their collectible cars with it, and they are about as likely to drive them around the cities as the Baron Montagu commuting in his Rolls Royce Phantom.

The movie added some fictitious elements for drama, such as a German agent in London verifying the background of "Major Martin", with Montagu and his colleagues one step ahead of him.

Although the article did not gain widespread notoriety, it caught the attention of two important figures in the variolation movement, Bostonian preacher Cotton Mather and the wife of the British Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire, Lady Mary Wortley Montagu." "No stranger to smallpox, Lady Mary had lost her brother to the devastating disease.

Ewen Montagu's own book on the operation was made into the 1956 movie The Man Who Never Was.

The HMS Lord Sandwich's namesake is almost certainly former 1st Lord of the Admiralty John Montagu, the 4th Earl of Sandwich && person that the dish is actually named after.

Ten Drugs by Thomas Hager has a fascinating chapter about Lady Mary Montagu’s story.