Winston Churchill, statesman of the century, Robin H. Neillands
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Winston Churchill, statesman of the century, Robin H. Neillands
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eng
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 209-210) and index
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individual biography
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index present
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non fiction
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Winston Churchill
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bibliography
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53804222
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Robin H. Neillands
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statesman of the century
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This is the story of Winston Spencer Churchill, a man who a huge majority in England believe to be the greatest Briton of them all. Churchill was a soldier, journalist, author, public speaker, member of Parliament and Cabinet minister in a variety of posts, including two stints as prime minister. His fame comes primarily from his role as wartime leader of Great Britain during World War II, but the roots of his courage, statesmanship, and breadth of vision can be found in a long life of service to his country and to the ideals of western liberty and democracy. Historian Robin H. Neillands traces the remarkable journey of a man who raised the alarm and rallied the Allies to victory over evil. - Jacket
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