In what ways did winston churchill prove to be an effective leader for britain as the war began

Winston Churchill was a man of the masses. He was with them in their darkest hours - i.e. The Blitz - and continued to urge the British people to hold on and fight. His speeches and presence in the London area was essential in keeping morale in a generally "good" level. I think... 

The townshend duties were repealed, except for the tax on textiles, tea, or glass?