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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 28
At exactly the right moment, this desperately awful moment, we reach THE DAWN OF LIBERATION, Volume Five in the collected war speeches of Winston Churchill. THE DAWN OF LIBERATION reminds us that the battle was terrible but that the defeat of evil did come
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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 27
We have reached the end of a terribly trying year. And we’re still here. Thankfully, so are you. Let’s celebrate our future together with ONWARDS TO VICTORY, our New Year’s destination, as we journey through Winston Churchill’s books.
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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 26
Christmas approaches and here in New York City our “Out of Hibernation” status wanes. Do remember: Our new holiday catalogue contains First Edition copies of every book that we have thus far visited in our “Churchill Out of Hibernation” tour of Winston Churchill’s works. This week only we will Overnight ship any book in the catalogue free of charge.
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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 25
Dark days demand great leadership and great leadership demands resilience, eloquence and empathy. THE UNRELENTING STRUGGLE, the second volume of Winston Churchill’s war speeches, contains all of these attributes in abundance. We embrace THE UNRELENTING STRUGGLE next in our passage through Winston Churchill’s book-length works.
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY WINSTON CHURCHILL!
As we approach the end of a year like no other, we are delighted to celebrate Winston Churchill’s 146th Birthday precisely as we have celebrated for the past 37 years, by sharing our new catalogue: “CHURCHILL MASKED FOR VICTORY.”
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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 24
Churchill’s weapon of choice as a leader was speechmaking eloquence. In our journey around his book-length works we next explore INTO BATTLE, the first and indisputably the greatest, of his published war speech collections.
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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 23
STEP BY STEP is a title for our time. It stands, to this moment, as a warning with echoes that resound profoundly. We peer into it next in our walk through the works of Winston Churchill.
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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 22
ARMS AND THE COVENANT was Winston Churchill’s first book-length warning about the tremendous danger that Adolph Hitler and Nazism represented to the Free World. If only more had listened. We weigh it next in our sounding of the works of Winston Churchill.
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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 21
Great Contemporaries was a little late arriving to the Churchill canon. But it was worth the wait. We peruse it next in our tour of Winston Churchill’s books. And why not. You got something better to do?
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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 20
In June 1929, Winston Churchill began working on a monumental biography of John Churchill, the First Duke of Marlborough; a book he had wanted to undertake for almost thirty years. We visit it next, in our voyage around the works of Winston Churchill.
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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 19
A good deal of Winston Churchill’s literary output was dictated by his finances. When Churchill needed money, he wrote. And Churchill often needed money. The results were usually timeless. Which brings us to THOUGHTS AND ADVENTURES, the next title in our tour of Winston Churchill’s books.
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CHURCHILL OUT OF HIBERNATION, WEEK 18
Few aspects of Winston Churchill are more controversial right now than his views on India before independence. Fortunately, as with virtually every other Churchillian aspect, there is no need to dredge the internet for misinformation on this subject because he published a book about it, unflinchingly titled: INDIA.
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