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These are the principal speeches I have made within the last four years. They have been chosen and collected with the idea of presenting a consistent and simultaneous view of the general field of British politics in an hour of fateful decision. I have exercised full freedom in compression and in verbal correction necessary to make them easier to read.-Winston Churchill

Winston S. Churchills (1874-1965) barndoms- og ungdomserindringer er på samme tid en fængslende viktoriansk sædeskildring og et indblik i datidens politiske liv. Desuden fortælles spændende om soldaterlivet i Indien og Sydafrika under Boerkrigen

Presents the essence of Sir Winston Churchill''s personal story of the years between 1939 and 1945. His memoirs, which first appeared in six volumes, were abridged in 1958 by Denis Kelly, with Churchill''s approval. For the abridgement, Churchill wrote an epilogue reviewing the years since his relinquishment of the office of Prime Minister in 1945 up to 1957, and including his thoughts on the prospects for the future.

The first four books (abridged) written by Sir Winston Churchill, while serving as a soldier and war correspondent.

CONTENTSDEDICATIONINTRODUCTORY NOTEMAPS AND PLANSCHAPTER I. STEAMING SOUTHR.M.S. ''Dunottar Castle,'' October 26 and October 29, 1899CHAPTER II. THE STATE OF THE GAMECapetown; November 1, 1899CHAPTER III. ALONG THE SOUTHERN FRONTIEREast London: November 5, 1899CHAPTER IV. IN NATALEstcourt: November 6, 1899CHAPTER V. A CRUISE IN THE ARMOURED TRAINEstcourt: November 9, 1899CHAPTER VI. DISTANT GUNSEstcourt: November 10, 1899CHAPTER VII. THE FATE OF THE ARMOURED TRAINPretoria: November 20, 1899CHAPTER VIII. PRISONERS OF WARPretoria: November 24, 1899CHAPTER IX. THROUGH THE DUTCH CAMPSPretoria: November 30, 1899CHAPTER X. IN AFRIKANDER BONDSPretoria: December 3, 1899CHAPTER XI. I ESCAPE FROM THE BOERSLourenço Marques: December 22, 1899CHAPTER XII. BACK TO THE BRITISH LINESFrere: December 24, 1899CHAPTER XIII. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARFrere: January 4, 1900CHAPTER XIV. A MILITARY DEMONSTRATION AND SOME GOOD NEWSChieveley: January 8, 1900CHAPTER XV. THE DASH FOR POTGIETER''S FERRYSpearman''s Hill: January 13, 1900CHAPTER XVI. TRICHARDT''S DRIFT AND THE AFFAIR OF ACTON HOMESVenter''s Spruit: January 22, 1900CHAPTER XVII. THE BATTLE OF SPION KOPVenter''s Spruit: January 25, 1900CHAPTER XVIII. THROUGH THE FIVE DAYS'' ACTIONVenter''s Spruit: January 25, 1900CHAPTER XIX. A FRESH-EFFORT AND AN ARMY CHAPLAINSpearman''s Hill: February 4, 1900CHAPTER XX. THE COMBAT OF VAAL KRANTZGeneral Buller''s Headquarters: February 9, 1900CHAPTER XXI. HUSSAR HILLGeneral Buller''s Headquarters: February 15, 1900CHAPTER XXII. THE ENGAGEMENT OF MONTE CRISTOCingolo Neck: February 19, 1900CHAPTER XXIII. THE PASSAGE OF THE TUGELAHospital-ship ''Maine'': March 4, 1900CHAPTER XXIV. THE BATTLE OF PIETERS: THE THIRD DAYHospital-ship ''Maine'': March 5, 1900CHAPTER XXV. UPON MAJUBA DAYCommandant''s Office, Durban: March 6, 1900CHAPTER XXVI. THE RELIEF OF LADYSMITHCommandant''s Office, Durban: March 9, 1900CHAPTER XXVII. AFTER THE SIEGEDurban: March 10, 1900

Chronicles the events that took place between the Anglo-American landings in Normandy in June 1944 and the unconditional surrender of Japan in September 1945.

Originally published: London: Cassell, 1956.

The story of an orthodox minister who sees the inadequacy of his church.

Churchill''s great wartime speeches are brought together along with a sampling of earlier speeches and a few from his later years.

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This last volume spans the period between 1815 and 1901. It draws to a close when the British Empire is at its peak - with a staggering one-fifth of the human race presided over by the longest reigning monarch in British history. Queen Victoria. As with the other volumes it is a history not only of the English-speaking peoples, but also fo the world that they inhabit. Churchill traces the footsteps of these inhabitants, whether it is to Canada and South Africa, Australia and New Zealand or across the Atlantic Ocean to the United States. He charts the rise of Germany and the unification of Italy, and examines the situation in the Balkans in 1878 - all of which had a deep and lasting impact on the geography of the European continent today. RECOVERY AND REFORM Victory Peace; Canning and the Duke; Reform and Free Trade; Crimean War; Palmerston; Migration of the Peoples: Canada and South Africa; Migration of the Peoples: Australia and New Zealand THE GREAT REPUBLIC American Epic; Slavery and Secession; Union in Danger; Campaign Against Richmond; Lee and McClellan; Chancellorsville and Gettysburg; Victory of the Union THE VICTORIAN AGE Rise of Germany; Gladstone and Disraeli; American ''Reconstruction''; America as a World-Power; Home Rule for Ireland; Lord Salisbury''s Governments; South African War

The drive to victory between June 1943 and July 1944, as the Allies consolidate their achievements, with enormous difficulty and great divergence of opinion.