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Savrola

A Tale of Revolution in Laurania
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Savrola is Winston Churchill's first major literary effort and his only full-length work of fiction. Published in 1900, the novel's subtitle, Savrola contains the seeds of Churchill's exceptional talents as a statesman, a political philosopher, and a man of literature. The ambition of Savrola to rule foreshadows Churchill's own career as the greatest democratic leader of the past century. He sketches a model of the education needed for modern statesmanship and describes the kind of rhetoric that appeals to a modern democratic people, all in a style that anticipates his later Nobel Prize for Literature. This edition of Savrola contains extensive introductory materials, notes, an appendix, and is lavishly illustrated with reproductions of the André Collot woodcuts made for a limited French edition.
Release date NZ
October 31st, 2024
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Contributors
  • Edited by Patrick Powers
  • Introduction by James W. Muller
Pages
336
ISBN-13
9781587317545
Product ID
3465791

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