The Private Lives of Winston Churchill by Pearson, John

The Private Lives of Winston Churchill (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781448208074)

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The Private Lives of Winston Churchill by Pearson, John

The Private Lives of Winston Churchill

$22.99
The Private Lives of Winston Churchill by Pearson, John

The Private Lives of Winston Churchill

$22.99
Format: Paperback
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He was a lion of a man who helped shape the course of this century with his relentless ambition and fierce political instincts. Few have matched Winston Churchill's cunning or force of will. Few have seen the equal of his audacity on the battlefield or the determination with which he strove toward his own ideal of greatness. At the height of his power, he seemed to embody the ideals of the empire he helped sustain: valor, pride, and above all, tradition. His sense of personal destiny was rooted deeply in the legacy of his birth-right, the heritage of his family, and the awesome responsibility of being born Churchill.

In The Private Lives of Winston Churchill, first published in 1991, John Pearson takes us behind the myth of Churchill and deep into the psychology of a dynasty that some have called the most complicated Anglo-American family of this century. In doing so, he reveals, in rich portraits, some of the family's greatest, most charismatic, and most deeply troubled members and shows us the real, private Winston Churchill.

Author: John Pearson
ISBN-10: 1448208076
ISBN-13: 9781448208074
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Language: English
Published: 05/23/2013
Pages: 626
Format: Paperback
Weight: 1.90lbs
Size: 9.21h x 6.14w x 1.26d
By John Pearson
By John Pearson
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John Pearson was born in 1930, and educated at King's College School, Wimbledon and Peterhouse, Cambridge, where he read history.

He has worked on various newspapers, including the Economist, The Times, and The Sunday Times where for a time he wrote the Atticus column.

After the success of his Life of Ian Fleming, he decamped with wife and family to Rome, where he lived for some years. Mr Pearson returned to England to research and write the life and times of the Kray brothers in The Profession of Violence and has since written many more successful works of both fiction and non-fiction. Biographies remain his specialty with accomplished studies of the Sitwells, Winston Churchill and the Royal Family following his earlier successes.

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