2013
First Published
4.22
Average Rating
257
Number of Pages
As a young man, Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill set out to become a hero. He would exceed everyone's expectations - save perhaps his own. This book is a celebration of the life of one of Britain's greatest statesmen. Churchill's career has few parallels in British history for richness, range, length and achievement. he was an early pioneer of Britain's welfare state and played a key role in preparing the royal Navy for World War I. In World War II he emerged as an inspiring, charismatic leader and was a prime architect of the final victory in Britain and the United States. Illustrated with magnificent photographs, and featuring extracts from his most brilliant speeches, this book covers the whole life of this most colourful of men.
Avg Rating
4.22
Number of Ratings
45
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Author
Brenda Ralph Lewis
Author · 17 books
Brenda Ralph Lewis is a writer with over 200 books on history and numerous magazine articles and television documentaries to her name. Her fascination with Scottish history and culture began early in her career and she has since returned to the subject at every opportunity. She regards [her] book on tartans as a labor of love.
