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  1. I’ve been reading it. It’s excellent. There are bits here and there of the detailed ins and outs of long forgotten polical battles that wouldn’t be missed, but you can always skim over them. A+

  2. pls clarify: to get the good read AND to donate our pennies to n-n, we click on any link FROM this site?? I.E., click on an Amazon link from your I recommend box over there – or click on the link above in this post to “The Last Lion”. And if we have a Kindle and just dl a sample, when we decide to get the book in its entirety we have to come back here to n-n and click on EITHER the link above in this post or ANY link in the I recommend box and then navigae to … why not put a link to this particular book in your “I Recommend” box? Meanwhile, I’ll dl the sample to Kindle.

  3. I read both previous books and found them excellent, then was inspired to read Churchill’s history of WWII, actually in audiobook form since I have so much windshield time.

    I cannot recommend Churchill’s work too highly. It sits at the top of many lists of the best non-fiction and it is richly deserved.

    I haven’t started the new Lion as yet. I am reading Brands’ biography of U.S. Grant. That’s a great read as well.

  4. Churchill’s Life of Marlborough–cut to four volumes for the American market–is interesting and you can see how writing about Churchill would be interesting.

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