To coincide with the 140th anniversary of his birth, and the 50th anniversary of his death in 2015, this absorbing book tells the story of Britain's greatest ever statesman in words and photographs, many of them previously unpublished. Winston Churchill's achievements are legendary, and so are his failings that all helped to shape his character for when Britain most needed it. Churchill's wit and wisdom are also essential ingredients in his life and this book. Using the vast photo archive of the Daily Mirror, this book will celebrate the story of undoubtedly the greatest statesman the country has ever produced.

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- To coincide with the 140th anniversary of his birth, and the 50th anniversary of his death in 2015 - Uses the vast photo archive of the Daily Mirror - this book celebrates the story of undoubtedly the greatest statesman the country has ever produced

Author Biography

Carol King has been a writer for almost thirty years, first as a technology journalist for magazines, newspapers, radio and TV, and later switching to art, cinema, travel and history. She has contributed to more than 20 books including Art: The Whole Story and 1001 Historic Sites You Must See Before You Die, and co-authored As Much As I Can, a biography of the actor, theatre and film director Peter Glenville. She spends her time between London and a small town in Sicily. Richard spent 20 years working in the airline industry before deciding to pursue his passion for music. His books include Bill Wyman's Blues Odyssey, Rolling with the Stones (co-written with Bill Wyman) and Sinatra (an illustrated biography). He has also co-authored autobiographies of Gary Barlow (My Take) and Tony Visconti (The Brooklyn Boy).