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This easily readable and engaging book chronicles the early years (1874-1900) of Winston S. Churchill, who went from a struggling student at Harrow....

Chronicles the early years (1874-1900) of Winston S. Churchill, who went from a struggling student at Harrow, to Sandhurst graduate, to Army officer in India.

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This easily readable and engaging book chronicles the early years (1874-1900) of Winston S. Churchill, who went from a struggling student at Harrow.

A complete list (arranged by date) of Churchill's 43 book-length works in 72 volumes, published over the course of his lifetime (1874-1965) and posthumously.

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When Winston Churchill entered Parliament following the 1900 general election, he was 26, and already famous. He had reported on or served in no fewer than four bloody conflicts, in Cuba, Afghanistan, Sudan, and South Africa—and there's something eerie about the way the scenes of his early adventures would still be haunting us more than a century later.

These had been the material for the five books he had already published (one of them his only novel, Savrola), as well as copious and lucrative journalism.

He enjoyed dramatic adventures in the Boer War, taken prisoner before escaping, and then returned to tell the world about these escapades, touring the country with a lantern-slide lecture—the PowerPoint of its day—titled "The War As I Saw It," which could have stood as the subtitle for later, more famous multi-volume chronicles of two world wars.

No sooner was he an M.P.

than he set off to make more money (though less than he hoped) on an American lecture tou