Winston Spencer Churchill, servant of Crown and Commonwealth
Subtitle: a tribute by various hands presented to him on his eightieth birthday
Publisher: Cassell
Published: 1954
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 172
Subjects: Churchill, Winston, -- Sir, -- 1874-1965
Description: This book, a serious comment by so many distinguished contemporaries on the great Leader of the Free Nations in the world war, is unique of its kind and ought to be of unique interest to future historians.
Table of contents: title: To W.S.C., by Viscount Norwich.; title: Prologue, by G. Murray.; title: The Churchill heritage, by Sir A. MacNalty.; title: The man of peace, by Viscount Cecil of Chelwood.; title: Churchill's use of English speech, by Viscount Simon.; title: The politician, by C. Coote.; title: The Campbell-Bannerman-Asquith government, by Viscount Samuel.; title: Two great war leaders, by L.S. Amery.; title: Across the House, by C. Attlee.; title: Churchill and the Navy, by Lord Fraser of North Cape.; title: Churchill and the Commonwealth, by R.G. Menzies.; title: The master of words, by Sir A. Herbert.; title: The chronicler, by Sir C. Webster.; title: The artist, by Sir J. Rothenstein.; title: The sportsman, by H.H. the Aga Kahn.; title: Winston Churchill; title: as I know him, by Lady V.B. Carter.; title: A birthday letter, by B. Baruch.; title: Epilogue, by A. Eden