One Eternal Day

Writing about Winston S. Churchill and books, Patrick Kurp quotes from an essay by the great man: ‘What shall I do with all my books?’ was ...

K. Alan Snyder is working on a paper describing Dorothy L. Sayers's arguments for sound education. Sayer's most well-known paper on ...

According to Western tradition : "...the seven Christian virtues or heavenly virtues refers to the union of two sets of virtues. Th...

On Sundays,  The Free Press publishes Douglas Murray's "Things Worth Remembering," essays about things he has memorized. For ...

Andrew Roberts, a Churchill biographer, reviews a recent collection of essays about Winston Churchill. Although, he writes, it "assemb...

From the end of "Sherlock Holmes Goes to Washington" (1943):

From The Spectator , Christmas 1940 : .... No confidence in the rightness of our cause is lacking, nor has doubt emerged about the ultimate ...

I just downloaded the Kindle edition of   Churchill by Himself: In His Own Words ($2.99). It seems a bargain—the Amazon price for the hardc...

Britain got a very good king in 1936, especially compared to his older brother. I always find interesting books about the period leading up ...

When your work is reviewed by someone who is a scholar on the subject. From Churchill biographer, Andrew Roberts, "What the Marxist Tar...

I recently watched Netflix's Munich—The Edge of War and enjoyed it. Andrew Roberts, biographer of Churchill, watched it, too, and wrote...

Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill, November 30, 1874, Blenheim, Oxfordshire, England.

In "How Churchill Used Shakespeare to Change the World" Churchill himself is quoted: If you cannot read all your books at any rat...

Conan Doyle tells us in "The Adventure of the Cardboard Box" that a picture of General Charles George Gordon ("Chinese"...

Winston Churchill, from his St. George’s Day speech in April, 1933: .... The worst difficulties from which we suffer do not come from witho...

Matthew Franck recommends several non-academic historians —C.V. Wedgwood, Barbara Tuchman, Antonia Fraser, Winston Churchill, Paul Johnson—...

Caricature of Winston Churchill found at Old Book Illustrations . The book it is found in was published in 1913. World War I began in 1914....

Steven Hayward, thinking about the destruction and potential reconstruction of Notre Dame Cathedral, is reminded of Winston Churchill's ...

At CrimeReads a list of ten novels about elaborate criminal plots. A few of those I've read (the films were really good, too): Elm...

I have quite a few books in my library related to Winston S. Churchill: biographies, collections of photographs, and books by himself. I ac...