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  • by Harry Conroy
    £8.99

    Part of the Prime Ministers Series, Callaghan was the Labour Prime Minister who was defeated by Thatcher

  • by David (University of Liverpool) Dutton
    £8.99

    Alec Douglas-Home was an aristocrat who disclaimed his peerage to become Prime Minister in 1963.

  • by Francis Beckett
    £8.99

    Fatherly friend to JFK he repaired the rift between the USA and Britain created by the Suez crisis.

  • by Chris (University of Nottingham Wrigley
    £9.49

    Part of the 20 Prime Ministers Series

  • by Stephen Bates
    £8.99

    Asquith's administration laid the foundation of Britain's welfare state, but he was plunged into a major power struggle with the House of Lords. Asquith was Prime Minister on the outbreak of World War I, but his government fell in 1916 as a result of the 'Shells Scandal'.

  • by Roy Hattersley
    £8.99

    A biography of the intriguing life of the unknown Liberal British Prime Minister.

  • by Eric Midwinter
    £8.99

    A biography of the first Prime Minister of the 20th Century during the height of the British Empire.

  • by Robert Taylor
    £8.99

    British Prime Minister who worked with Clinton to bring peace to Northern Ireland

  • by Denis MacShane
    £9.49

    Former British Prime Minister Edward Heath is best known for taking Britain into the European Union.

  • by Jeremy Lemmon
    £8.99

    A biography that provides the historical background to the various Shakespeare plays and sets his life in the context of his times.

  • by Mick Temple
    £8.99

    Biography of the last British Prime Minister of the 20th Century.

  • by Andrew Dalby
    £10.99

    Southeast Asia needs to be dealt with as a whole, because, although the one national delegation from the region (Siam) took a minor part, nationalist movements in several Southeast Asian countries reached an early climax significant though inconclusive in the years 1919-1920. This book focuses on developments around 1919.

  • by Lisa Appignanesi
    £11.99

    Simone de Beauvoir (1908-1986) always stood in the shadow of her lover and teacher, Jean-Paul Sartre, despite the fact that she was a brilliant writer and philosopher in her own right. Her monumental study "The Second Sex" made her a cult figure of the Feminist movement.

  • by David Bradbury
    £11.99

    Radio broadcasts from the Cotton Club from 1927 onwards brought national recognition to Duke Ellington and his band; recordings of his compositions - particularly Saddest Tale, Echoes of Harlem, Black and Tan Fantasy, and Mood Indigo - spread their fame internationally.

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