At his country estate in Chartwell, Churchill gathered the voices who were beginning to warn the world about the rise of ...

What do posters, buttons, china, mugs, carvings, figurines and a wide variety of other collectibles tell us about the late, great statesman? Actually quite a lot.

According to his biographer Charmley, Churchill “exulted” at the opportunity ... He is a Guggenheim recipient and a Yale Ph.D. He is the author of 13 books, most recently Fascism: Career ...

He went on to describe Mr. Churchill's prose as being high ... they are not donned and doffed by the author at will: by now they are his second nature, and have completely fused with the first ...

Forbes has also accumulated numerous books and letters by Churchill, including a trove of proof copies, typescripts and research materials for his Second World War series. Containing Churchill’s ...

After leaving the Army he became a Member of Parliament and started to write books. As a special correspondent ... Abbey was launched by Winston Spencer Churchill Prime Minister. A few years before ...

Churchill is one of the most well-known names, and faces, at the Times Union. His columns — published on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sundays — are shared heavily on social media and have won ...

A character in an Enid Blyton book I was reading kept a picture ... But the policies of Sir Winston Churchill and his cabinet are blamed for making the situation worse. Yasmin Khan, a historian ...

There Churchill wrote books, played with his children, painted, laid brick, dug ponds and talked to his pigs. Most vitally—as Ms. Carter shows throughout “Churchill’s Citadel”—it was ...