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Churchill's Empire
The World That Made Him and the World He Made
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462 pages
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The book offers a detailed exploration of Churchill's complex relationship with the British Empire, tracing his imperialist beliefs from childhood to his rise as a prominent leader. It delves into his duality as a revered figure who fought against Hitler while simultaneously harboring controversial views on race and imperialism. By portraying Churchill as a multifaceted individual rather than fitting him into a political spectrum, the author highlights the contradictions in his legacy, including his disdain for figures like Gandhi and his skepticism towards democracy in India.
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2011, paperback
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