Second Hand British Political Memoirs & Biographies
Macmillan, Churchill, Baldwin, Nicolson, Channon and Leigh Fermor
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Condition
Condition varies between the books. Age and storage wear includes page tanning, foxing, marks, rubbing, creasing and bumped or worn cover edges. Several dust jackets are heavily worn, chipped or torn, particularly Winds of Change, Stanley Baldwin and A Cab at the Door.
A Cab at the Door is a former library copy with visible labels and markings.
A Life in Progress contains a handwritten inscription that appears to have been signed by Conrad Black. The signature has not been independently authenticated.
Please examine all photographs carefully, as they form an important part of the condition description.
Details
General - Language : English
Paperback - Size : TBC
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This fascinating 11-book collection brings together British political biographies, autobiographies, diaries and personal recollections.
The books cover prominent politicians, diplomats, writers, travellers and public figures, including Harold Macmillan, Stanley Baldwin, Winston Churchill, Harold Nicolson, Sir Henry Channon, Patrick Leigh Fermor and Conrad Black.
Books included:
Great Contemporaries — Winston S. Churchill
Margin Released — J. B. Priestley
Chips: The Diaries of Sir Henry Channon — edited by Robert Rhodes James
Harold Nicolson: Diaries and Letters 1930–39 — edited by Nigel Nicolson
Daughters of Britannia: The Lives and Times of Diplomatic Wives — Katie Hickman
Winds of Change 1914–1939 — Harold Macmillan
Stanley Baldwin — G. M. Young
A Cab at the Door: An Autobiography – Early Years — V. S. Pritchett
From My Level: Unwritten Minutes — George Mallaby
Patrick Leigh Fermor: An Adventure — Artemis Cooper
A Life in Progress — Conrad Black
Signed and inscribed volume:
A Life in Progress contains a handwritten presentation inscription addressed to Professor Brian Bond and dated 26 March 1998. The inscription appears to have been signed by Conrad Black. The signature has not been independently authenticated, and customers should make their own assessment using the detailed photograph provided.
Several books contain historical and biographical photographs. The collection would make an interesting addition to the library of anyone interested in British politics, diplomacy, biography and twentieth-century public life.
The books are offered together as one complete bundle only. Individual books will not be sold separately.
Bundle reference: B08B
