The Great Republic (Modern Library) - Softcover

Churchill, Sir Winston S.

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0375754407 ISBN 13: 9780375754401

Verlag: Modern Library Inc, 2000

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Book by Churchill Winston S

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This excellent volume gives the gist of all Winston Churchill's writings and observations about American history. It is a wonderful read for Americans, and tells them a great deal about their country, which many of them do not know and ought to know --Paul Johnson, author of "A History of the American People"

"From the Hardcover edition."

The Great Republic bespeaks not only the author's formidable skills as a historian but also his abiding fondness for-some might say his intimate connection to-the United States. . . . His articles and speeches convey the fullest sense of Winston Churchill's indomitable spirit. . . . In his writing, as in his statesmanship, he was a giant whose height allowed him to see much, much farther than most-even across oceans --Forbes

In this absorbing volume . . . the greatest Englishman of the twentieth century paints with surpassing elegance his portrait of American history and American character. This is a good book to read-and a book to savor --Arthur Schlesinger, Jr

Reseña del editor

Sir Winston Churchill's The Great Republic consists in large part of a magnificent narrative history of America, culled by his grandson and namesake from the Nobel Prize-winning, four-volume A History of the English Speaking People. Historian and journalist Winston S. Churchill has added his grandfather's noteworthy speeches and essays on twentieth-century America, so that The Great Republic stands as the definitive state-ment of Churchill's thoughts on the history of the country he so admired and fondly called the "Great Republic." Arguably as gifted a historian as he was a statesman, only Sir Winston Churchill could have written a book that captures America's history, destiny, and character with such brilliance.

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• Verlag: Modern Library Inc
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2000
• ISBN 10: 0375754407
• ISBN 13: 9780375754401
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 464