Beaverbrook

TAYLOR, A.J.P.

Penguin Putnam~mass

Provides an overview of World War II from the invasion of Poland to V-J day, and covers major campaigns and battles

The Second World War: An Illustrated History

History

Military

Penguin??Books

Biographical studies of Roosevelt, Stalin, Churchill, Hitler, and Mussolini portray them as exercising supreme command during World War II and a sixth sketch shows absence of such a figure in Japan

The War Lords

Essays in English History (Penguin History)

Penguin Books Canada, Limited

HAMISH HAMILTON: FROM NAPOLEON TO STALIN (1950); RUMOURS OF WARS (1952); ENGLISHMEN AND OTHERS (1956); AND POLITICS IN WARTIME (1964). FOUR (1, 25, 30 AND 31) HAVE NOT APPEARED IN BOOK FORM BEFORE.

Essays in English History

These collected essays represent the best work of Alan Taylor. Some of the essays have appeared previously in "The Penguin Collected Essays" and some have not been published before in volume form.

From Napoleon to the Second International: Essays on 19th-Century Europe

Americas

From the Boer War to the Cold War: Essays on Twentieth-Century Europe

This collection of original essays deals with serious issues and major figures of the British and continental European past in extremely accessible language. One of Britain's greatest historians combines his own and others' essays from earlier collections with pieces previously unpublished in volume form.

Europe

A.J.P. Taylor (1906-90) must have a reasonable claim to be the most popular and influential British historian of the 20th century. Through his books, lectures, reviews and television appearances he made history accessible, controversial and enjoyable. His brilliant ability to communicate shines through in this publication of this new group of uncollected pieces, "British Prime Ministers" and other essays". These pieces show the whole breadth of Taylor's achievement in the short form he made his own - from full-blown lectures to brief reviews for the Observer - and celebrate his formidable gifts of concision wit and enthusiasm. Taylor wrote with equal relish about British domestic politics and European diplomacy and there are fine examples of both here - from his sketches of individual prime ministers to the complete texts of "How wars begin" and How wars end". Alongside other essays and reviews, this collection also publishes his entertaining and moving account of reaching his 80th birthday: "there are worse things than being 80. Some people tell me that being 81 is one of them. I am curious to verify this".

British Prime Ministers and Other Essays (Penguin History)

Penguin Books, Ltd.

Revolution and Revoutionaries

Oxford Univ. Press

British events during the two world wars and the troubled years between them are carefully chronicled

English History, 1914-1945 (Oxford History of England)

Oxford University Press

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