In the first volume of his majestic history of the English-speaking peoples, Sir Winston S. Churchill chronicles the birth of Britain from the earliest inhabitants of the British Isles to the Battle o
In the second volume of his history of the English-speaking peoples, Sir Winston S. Churchill chronicles Britain’s colonial expansion to America and the dawn of the British Empire as well as the schis
In the third volume of his history of the English-speaking peoples, Sir Winston S. Churchill reaches the high point of the British Imperial epoch, covering the long rivalry with France, Napoleon and t
In the fourth and final volume of his history of the English-speaking peoples, Sir Winston S. Churchill chronicles the birth of the modern era: from the industrial revolution and the high Victorian er
Churchill's history of The Great War reaches 1915 - the year of stalemate on the Western Front and the first uses of tank and gas warfare on the battlefield, as well as Churchill's own involvement in
Churchill chronicles the most intense years of the Great War from 1916-1918, covering important battles such as Verdun, Passchendaele and the Somme, as well as American entry into the war and its even
Churchill explores the aftermath of the Great War - from the negotiation of the Treaty of Versailles, through the founding of the League of Nations, to the Russian Revolution and the ensuing Civil War
Brings together Churchill's newspaper writings in the years leading up to World War Two and his warnings of the dangers of fascism and the futility of appeasement.
In the first volume of his majestic history of the English-speaking peoples, Sir Winston S. Churchill chronicles the birth of Britain from the earliest inhabitants of the British Isles to the Battle o
In the second volume of his history of the English-speaking peoples, Sir Winston S. Churchill chronicles Britain’s colonial expansion to America and the dawn of the British Empire as well as the schis
In the third volume of his history of the English-speaking peoples, Sir Winston S. Churchill reaches the high point of the British Imperial epoch, covering the long rivalry with France, Napoleon and t
In the fourth and final volume of his history of the English-speaking peoples, Sir Winston S. Churchill chronicles the birth of the modern era: from the industrial revolution and the high Victorian er
Churchill's history of The Great War reaches 1915 - the year of stalemate on the Western Front and the first uses of tank and gas warfare on the battlefield, as well as Churchill's own involvement in
Churchill chronicles the most intense years of the Great War from 1916-1918, covering important battles such as Verdun, Passchendaele and the Somme, as well as American entry into the war and its even
Churchill explores the aftermath of the Great War - from the negotiation of the Treaty of Versailles, through the founding of the League of Nations, to the Russian Revolution and the ensuing Civil War
Brings together Churchill's newspaper writings in the years leading up to World War Two and his warnings of the dangers of fascism and the futility of appeasement.
