496 results for 'Winston Rowntree'

Churchill and Ireland offers a fresh perspective on Winston Churchill's lifelong engagement with the island nation. From his early years as a child in Dublin to his later rapprochement with Eamon de...

The People: A History of the Working Class in BritainFrom 1910 to 2010, three-quarters of the population were working class, yet their story has been largely ignored until now. This vivid history is...

The final battle of World War II was fought in the Baltic region, as Allied forces sought to halt the advancing Soviet Union. Field-Marshal Montgomery and Winston Churchill led the charge, but...

Winston Churchill's Memoirs of the Second World War is a comprehensive account of one of the most pivotal periods in world history. As a former Prime Minister and Nobel Prize-winner, Churchill brings...

Churchill and Smuts: A Friendship Against All Odds The unlikely friendship between Winston Churchill and Jan Smuts is a fascinating study in contrasts. Born into different worlds, they came together...

The Armchair General: Can You Defeat the Nazis?Experience the thrill of World War II through an innovative approach to history. You take the hotseat as real Generals, Leaders, Soldiers and...

The Treaty by Colin Murphy In October 1921, a delegation from Ireland set out to negotiate with the British government in London. Their goal was to achieve peace, unity, and a republic. However,...

Death at Whitechapel by Robin Paige In 19th-century London, a scandal threatens to upend the lives of two women who have found friendship in each other. Jennie Jerome Churchill, an American...

Winston Churchill's account of the pivotal period in World War II, from May to December 1940, is a masterful reconstruction of the events that shaped the war.During this time, Britain stood alone as...

Help your teenager navigate the challenges of growing up with this comprehensive guide to puberty and adolescence. Written by Robert M. L. Winston, Growing Up provides practical advice and expert...

The Twisted Sword is the eleventh novel in Winston Graham's Poldark series. Set against the backdrop of Cornwall in 1815, this gripping tale follows Demelza as she senses disruption to her domestic...

Winston Smith's rebellion against the all-seeing eye of Big Brother is a powerful warning about the dangers of totalitarianism. Published in 1949, George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four remains a...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt: A Radical Presidency H.W. Brands offers a comprehensive biography of one of America's most influential presidents, tracing FDR's transformation of government during the...

Churchill: A Comprehensive Biography This authoritative biography presents a detailed account of Winston Churchill's life and career. From his early days in politics to his leadership during World...

Winston Churchill's rise to power was one of the most dramatic moments in British history. In just six minutes, MPs cast their votes that brought down Neville Chamberlain's government and paved the...

Winston Churchill's sense of divine destiny played a significant role in shaping his life and leadership. This book explores how his personal, political, and spiritual journey influenced his approach...

Estelle Winstone's life was turned upside down when she received an advertisement for a governess position in Hungary. With no experience and limited language skills, she felt overwhelmed by the...

Winston S. Churchill's two-volume biography of John Churchill, the Duke of Marlborough, is a monumental work that brings to life one of England's greatest military commanders and statesmen...

The World Crisis Volume V: The Unknown WarWinston Churchill's magnum opus, published in five volumes between 1923 and 1931, offers a comprehensive account of the Great War. In this final volume,...

Austerity Britain, 1945-1951 by David Kynaston explores the transformative period in British history following the end of World War II. The book chronicles the country's journey from 1945 to the...

Churchill: A Drinking Life explores Winston Churchill's relationship with alcohol, revealing a complex and witty individual who found solace in drink. From his favorite champagnes to his preferred...

The Big Switch (The War That Came Early, Book Three) by Harry Turtledove In 1941, Winston Churchill was Hitler's most formidable foe. But what if Neville Chamberlain had stood up to him in 1938? This...

Croaky Hopper isn't like other little frogs. His head is filled with thoughts of wild adventures. He dreams of hopping across crocodile-infested waters, or being chased by a giant boulder. But where...

Winston Churchill's six-volume history of World War II remains one of the most comprehensive accounts of this pivotal event. Written in a clear and dramatic style, it recounts how the tide of the war...

Winston Churchill's account of the prelude to and events of the First World War is a seminal work of twentieth-century history. Through vivid narrative, he reconstructs the action on multiple fronts,...

Doris Delevingne's life was one of scandal and excess in 1920s and '30s high society. Her doomed relationship with Valentine Browne, Viscount Castlerosse, was marked by affairs and promiscuity,...

Winston Churchill was a prolific artist, producing over 500 paintings during his lifetime. His subjects ranged from family homes and landscapes to still life pictures and self-portraits. This book...

Britain's Home Front Then and Now by Winston G. Ramsey and Gail Ramsey explores life in Britain during 1939 to 1945, focusing on the often-overlooked role played by the Home Front in preparing for...

The Kingdom Mandate Handbook by Apostle Winston G. Baker is a thought-provoking guide that helps believers understand their purpose in the Kingdom of God. It addresses the question of why we are...

Oxford Reading Tree TreeTops Fiction: Level 12 More Pack C: Scrapman and the Incredible Flying Machine by Carolyn Bear. Winston has built a flying machine, but it won't fly. Can Scrapman help him?...

The 20th century's most influential leaders are often revered for their roles in shaping history. However, Professor Ralph Raico argues that these figures were actually key agents in the decline of...

Claude McKay: A Life of Radical Politics and Literary GeniusThis biography offers a rich and detailed chronicle of Claude McKay's life, political evolution, and the historical, political, and...

Churchill's Wizards: The British Genius for Deception, 1914-1945The story of how Britain outwitted its enemies and won two world wars is one of cunning and creativity. By the summer of 1940, Europe...

The History Makers explores who writes about the past and how the biases of certain storytellers influence our ideas about history today. This inquiry delves into the published works and private...

Gandhi & Churchill: A Rivalry that Shaped the Twentieth Century The lives of two world leaders were forever intertwined in a bitter struggle for influence. Mohandas Gandhi, India's moral leader, and...

The River War is a historical account of Winston Churchill's experiences during World War I. First published in 1908, this volume recounts his time as a correspondent for the London Morning Post and...

Churchill's Little Redhead is the autobiography of Celia Sandys, Winston Churchill's granddaughter. Born in war-ravaged London in 1943, she recounts her life with candour and spirit. Celia's life has...

In the small town of Winston, Pennsylvania, a legend has taken root, striking fear into the hearts of its residents. According to local lore, the Lord of the Wood is a malevolent figure who preys on...

Winston Churchill's early life story offers a unique glimpse into the formative years of one of history's most influential leaders. This autobiography chronicles his childhood, education, and early...

Ambrose McEvoy was a modern and daring English society portrait painter of the early twentieth century. His style was marked by quickness and confidence, capturing not only likenesses but also the...

Demelza A Novel of Cornwall, 1788-1790Winston Graham's second novel in his beloved saga of Cornish life in the eighteenth century, Demelza is set against the backdrop of a tumultuous period in the...

The River War: An Account of the Reconquest of Sudan by Winston Churchill. In 1885, England's involvement in Egypt's affairs led to a complex web of alliances and conflicts that would ultimately draw...

A psychological crime novel by Winston Graham, Marnie is a story about a woman who appears to be charming and efficient, but is actually unscrupulous and rebellious. As she works for a small family...

The Boer War: London to Ladysmith Via Pretoria and Ian Hamilton's MarchThis collection brings together two key despatches by Winston Churchill, published during his time as a war correspondent in...

Churchill and the Soviet Union by David Carlton This study offers a fresh perspective on Winston Churchill's complex relationship with the Soviet Union, exploring whether his views on the USSR were...

Winston Churchill's experiences in the Islamic world began in the North West borderlands of British India, where he served as a junior officer and war correspondent. This early encounter set the...

The last secrets to be unlocked about the British high command in World War II are revealed in these diaries. Written by Field Marshal Lord Alanbrooke, one of the key decision makers, they offer a...

This new history sheds light on the complex politics behind Anglo-American efforts to influence Ireland's neutrality during World War II. By examining archival documentation and personal...

Churchill's Cigar: A Lifelong Love Affair Through War and Peace by Stephen McGinty is a fascinating biography that explores the enduring bond between Winston Churchill and his beloved cigar. The...

A Splendid Little War by Derek RobinsonIt was 1918 when the war to end all wars seemed imminent. However, just two years later, White Russians were fighting Bolshevik Reds for control of their...

The Speedicut Memoirs: Some Like It ShotIn this gripping third installment of The Speedicut Memoirs, Christopher Joll uncovers previously unexplained events from the second quarter of the twentieth...

The Churchill Myths by Steven Fielding, Bill Schwarz and Richard Toye This book explores the enduring legacy of Winston Churchill in British history and politics. It examines how Churchill's image...

Letters from the heart of Winston Churchill's war effort offer a unique glimpse into the inner workings of the Cabinet War Rooms during World War II. This collection of correspondence, written by...

Nineteen Eighty-Four is a dystopian masterpiece that explores the dangers of totalitarianism and the power of individual freedom. In a world where the past is constantly rewritten to suit the needs...

Winston Churchill's writings and speeches are a testament to the power of words, revealing his vision for the future and his personal feelings with remarkable style and thoughtfulness. This...

Anthony McCarten's gripping narrative explores the pivotal period in Winston Churchill's leadership during World War II. May 1940 marks a turning point as Britain faces war, European democracies...

Downing Street in 1914 was a world of politics and war. This diary, written by Margot Asquith, wife of the Liberal Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith, offers a unique perspective on these...

George Orwell's 1984 is a chilling prophecy about a future where the government controls every aspect of life. Written over 70 years ago, its themes of government control and manipulation remain as...

The 50 US Destroyers that Saved Britain's Navy In August 1940, Great Britain was facing Nazi invasion and had lost 24 destroyers during the Dunkirk evacuation. In response to Winston Churchill's...

Cornwall's rich literary heritage is celebrated in this anthology, featuring poetry, legend, and storytelling from across its dramatic landscape. Edited by Luke Thompson, Treasures of Cornwall brings...

Cornwall 1792. Ross's mining venture is on the brink of collapse, threatening his family's financial security and his marriage to Demelza. As tensions rise, an old attraction between Ross and...

Winston Smith lives in a world that controls every action and thought of its citizens through the all-seeing eye of Big Brother. Outwardly he seems to be an obedient citizen, yet inwardly he rebels...

In 1984, a dystopian future has emerged, where perpetual war and government surveillance have become the norm. Great Britain is now Airstrip One, part of a totalitarian superstate called Oceania,...

A man's body is found in a small fishing community on the East Coast. Initially thought to be a heart attack or stroke, it's later revealed that he was poisoned. As the investigation unfolds, Winston...

Winston Churchill's six-volume history of World War II remains the definitive account of this global conflict. This third edition of his work provides a comprehensive and dramatic narrative, drawing...

The V-Weapons Then and Now by Winston Ramsey In April 1943, the first intelligence reports about the V-weapon threat emerged. This new form of warfare brought no warning and no defence, prompting...

A secret binds Jenny Ocean to her past, one that she can share with no one. A violent attack sets off a chain of events that leaves her with guilt and fear for years to come. As she tries to make...

The Island of Extraordinary Captives: A True Story of an Artist, a Spy and a Wartime Scandal by Simon Parkin. In the summer of 1940, Prime Minister Winston Churchill ordered the internment of all...

Citizens of London: A Behind-the-Scenes Account of America's Wartime Alliance with Britain In 1940s London, three American men played crucial roles in forging the wartime alliance between the US and...

Churchill's War in Words presents a unique perspective on Winston Churchill's approach to World War II through his own words.The book focuses on the quotations used by Churchill and those around him,...

The Sisterhood by Katherine Bradley In a world where trust is a luxury and Big Brother is always watching, Julia's seemingly perfect life hides a secret. Part of an underground movement called The...

Winston Churchill's The River War Volume 1 is an in-depth historical account of the reconquest of the Sudan from 1896 to 1899. This first part of a new edition of the original two-volume set presents...

For children and young people who have experienced the loss of a loved one, finding the right words to talk about their feelings can be a challenge. This guide provides a supportive and...

Winston Churchill's early life was a journey of adventure and self-discovery, marked by experiences that shaped his restless energy and dauntless ambition.From night marches to escape from a Boer...

A History of the English-Speaking Peoples Volume IV: The Great DemocraciesThis comprehensive history spans centuries and continents, tracing the development of two great democracies from their early...

The Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria in 1897 marked the dazzling climax of the British Empire. This work of history portrays a nation at its peak, imposing its traditions and tastes on the world, as...

Churchill in Quotes brings together archive photography and inspiring speeches, wry remarks, and cutting comments from one of Britain's most iconic figures.This collection celebrates Sir Winston...

The Kurds My Friends in the North by John Cookson is a thought-provoking exploration of the Kurdish people's quest for independence. Drawing on his own experiences as a journalist, Cookson delves...

Winston Churchill's six-volume history of World War II remains one of the most comprehensive and compelling accounts of the conflict. This volume, Triumph and Tragedy, recounts the dramatic months as...

Catch That Tiger: Churchill's Secret Order That Launched The Most Astounding and Dangerous Mission of World War IIWith exclusive access to private diaries and dozens of photographs, this book tells...

New Year 1915 marked the beginning of a pivotal moment in history, as Winston Churchill's bold plan to seize Constantinople and knock Turkey out of the war took shape. The key to this ambitious...

Conservatism by Roger Scruton explores the central ideas of conservatism over time. It examines conservative thinking on civil society, the rule of law and the role of the state, as well as freedom,...

Why did winning take so long and exact such a human cost in the First World War? Allan Mallinson's new history provides answers that are both disturbing and thought-provoking. He challenges the...

Independent Thinking on Loss: A little book about bereavement for schools offers guidance on how educational institutions can support pupils who have lost a parent. Childhood bereavement poses...

The Ministry of Ungentmanly Warfare: The Desperadoes Who Plotted Hitler's Downfall In the darkest moments of World War II, Winston Churchill knew Britain had to strike back hard. He called for a new...

Winston Churchill: A Life in Leadership This comprehensive biography draws on a wealth of archive material from The Times and Imperial War Museums, featuring previously unpublished material,...

Winston Churchill's first day as prime minister marked the beginning of a tumultuous year in London, as Hitler's relentless bombing campaign killed 45,000 Britons. Against this backdrop, Churchill's...

Ross Poldark returns to his land and family after a long war in America, only to find that his father's death has left him with a derelict estate. His plans for a joyful homecoming are soon disrupted...

Winston Churchill's Secret Armies reveals the lesser-known story behind one of history's most iconic leaders. This book explores the special forces, units, and departments formed by Churchill to "get...

The Venn Diagram: A Story of Elegance and Innovation A. W. F. Edwards explores the fascinating history of Venn diagrams, from their creation by English logician John Venn to their widespread use in...

The dramatic night of 5-6 December 1921 saw Irish Delegates at Downing Street sign an agreement that would shape modern Ireland. This is the story of the Treaty, told from original sources and...

George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four is a profound and haunting dystopian novel that foresaw a surveillance state with chilling accuracy. Written in 1949, this story remains as relevant today as it...

Farewell the Trumpets: An Imperial Retreat is a masterful narrative history that chronicles the decline and fall of the British Empire from Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee to Winston Churchill's...

Wide Awake: A Buddhist Guide for Teens by Diana Winston offers a fresh perspective on life's challenges. This accessible guide explores the 2,500-year-old practice of Buddhism to help teenagers...

John F. Wasik's biography of John Maynard Keynes offers a unique insight into the life and investment strategies of one of the most influential economists of the 20th century.Keynes, who advised...

A collection of timeless wisdom from some of history's greatest minds. Jocelyn Davis brings together insights and leadership principles from authors such as Shakespeare, Jane Austen, C.G. Jung, and...

Designing Effective Feedback Processes in Higher Education: A Learning-Focused Approach by Naomi E. Winstone and David Carless is a comprehensive guide to developing productive feedback processes in...

Discover the hidden stories behind Cambridge's town and gown. This unique guidebook delves into the lesser-known tales of the city's fascinating past, featuring characters who have shaped its history...

A unique and captivating insight into the life of a legendary figure is presented in this collection of letters. Barry Day's expert analysis brings new depth to Coward's remarkable record, offering a...