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Winston Churchill: The political career of the greatest Briton

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Winston Churchill: The political career of the greatest Briton

Churchill is known all over the world for the speeches he gave, his sharp wit, his humorous observations, and most importantly, for being one of the greatest British statesman to ever have lived. Having led his country during the Second World War as Prime Minister, and due to his ability to make strategic political decisions and inspire hope and courage in the people of his country, Churchill has often been called the greatest Briton - by his own nation. This book navigates in detail the political career of Winston Churchill, the reasons that motivated him to take the actions that he took, and what makes him a man worth reading about, even fifty years after his death. Find out interesting facts about his life that you would never have guessed. For instance, did you know that Churchill was once a prisoner of war? Did you know that he was a talented painter? That he won the Noble Prize for...Literature? Take a journey through the circumstances of Churchill's life, and peek into his political career and the various controversies that surrounded him in every action that he took.

144 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 21, 2016

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The political career of the greatest Briton

This book was published in 2016 and stood idle in my library since then, it was time to get to it.

Not being a huge book, 144 pages or so, highlights briefly the life of Britain most controversial politician who is known over the world for the speeches he gave, his sharp wit, his observations and his ability to make strategic political decisions. This book brings forward interesting facts that I didn’t know; he once was a prisoner of war, a talented painter, won the Noble prize for literature and was subject of various controversies.

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If you want some quick information about Winston Churchill other what Wikipedia gives you get this book. For in depth knowledge stay with books written by historians. I like the succinct and informative narrative without getting bogged down with too much politics et made for easy and restful reading. The version I have is airy with lots of short paragraphs and no nonsense verbalize. This book is short and to the point and start with his family history and ends with Mr. Churchill death.

In all an enjoyable book
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March 10, 2017
Resume only...on this man!come on...! Not worth a read. Insufficient substance evident on such an important person shows disrespect .

.cannot recommend at all. Little substance evident here + reads like a magazine. A poor resume of important man,s lifetime
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