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Ian Kelly's revelatory history of the world's greatest lover was chosen as the Sunday Times Biography of the Year.

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A magisterial re-evaluation of Britain's greatest ever foreign secretary by the Orwell Prize-winning author of Citizen Clem

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A glorious account of the life of the Spanish infanta who became Queen of England and changed the course of Tudor history.

(Paperback, Main)

A story packed with conspiracy, sexual intrigue and gossip.

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In a love story that shocked the world, the author became the youngest First Lady when at age 22 she married Pierre Trudeau, a man almost thirty years her senior and the 15th Prime Minister of Canada. This book looks back on a controversial life and examines the consequences of her lifelong struggle with mental illness.

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Former Chief of Staff to President George H.W. Bush and New York Times bestselling author of THE MAN I KNEW, Jean Becker shares touching and pivotal life lessons from a leader that left a mark on people's hearts and souls.

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Former Chief of Staff to President George H.W. Bush and New York Times bestselling author of THE MAN I KNEW, Jean Becker shares touching and pivotal life lessons from a leader that left a mark on people's hearts and souls.

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Contains deep analysis on Darwin's life, and includes explanations on the formations of his famous theories - such as how they were hugely shaped by those he encountered on his travels through the Americas on HMS Beagle.

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Sumner's uncompromising moral standards made him a lightning rod in an era fraught with conflict. His fight to end slavery made him a hero in the North and stirred outrage in the South. In what was called the first blow of the Civil War, he was physically attacked by a colleague on the Senate floor.

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Sergio Vieira de Mello - a humanitarian, peacemaker and state builder - was at centre of the most significant geopolitical crises. This title tells the story of the man who never stopped learning and of a perilous world whose ills are too big to ignore but too complex to manage quickly or cheaply.

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Che Guevara's dream was an epic one - to unite Latin America and the rest of the developing world through armed revolution, and to end once and for all the poverty, injustice and petty nationalisms that had bled it for centuries. This work tells the tale of revolution, international intrigue and covert operations.

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On the fiftieth anniversary of Che's death a new edition of the bestselling graphic biography

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Cherry undertook an epic journey in the Antarctic winter to collect the eggs of the Emperor penguin. 'But we kept our tempers,' Cherry wrote, 'even with God.'

After serving in the First War Cherry was invalided home, and with the zealous encouragement of his neighbour Bernard Shaw he wrote a masterpiece.

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A master spy's memoir of playing the game in the most strategically influential country in 1960s Africa

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The memoirs of George Roche who was born in India in 1915. It provides an account of his early childhood in India, his years at boarding school in England and his career in the British colonial service.

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Accessible and incisive new one-volume biography of Winston Churchill.

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The remarkable story of Winston Churchill and Jan Smuts, two hugely influential figures, who, though they met each other first as enemies, enjoyed a friendship that remained unbroken for almost half a century.

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A moving and revealing new portrait of Winston Churchill through the most important relationship in his life - that with his son, Randolph.

(Hardback)

A moving and revealing new portrait of Winston Churchill through the most important relationship in his life - that with his son, Randolph.

(Paperback)

A moving and revealing new portrait of Winston Churchill through the most important relationship in his life - that with his son, Randolph.

(Hardback)

The highly timely book about the fight for individual freedom in the face of authoritarianism

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He is best remembered as the astute and powerful orator who inspired a battered Britain to victory against Nazi Germany during World War 2 and led the post-war, shattered nation to recovery.

Richard Langworth, co-chairman and editor of The Churchill Centre, has spent over 20 years researching Churchill's written and spoken words.