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A Thread in the Tapestry

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  • 130 stron
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Framing her story within her famous parent's funeral procession, Winston Churchill's daughter recounted her life with one of the twentieth century's greatest statesmen. Childhood at her family estate, her father's often enchanting, sometimes formidable ways with his children, the famous people who came to the house, the splendid talk -- Sarah Churchill evoked all this in loving detail. But perhaps the most illuminating and moving part of her story concerned a holiday she spent with Sir Winston on Lake Como after his defeat in the General Election of 1945, for which she called on hitherto unpublished letters. Sarah Churchill claimed that she contributed no more than a 'thread' to the great tapestry of her father's life. But she was too modest. For the thread she added enriched the whole magnificent tale."In a slim, simple little book Sarah Churchill managed to convey a wealth of color and character." (Daily Mirror of London)

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A Thread in the Tapestry, Sarah Churchill

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Rok wydania
1967
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Tytuł
A Thread in the Tapestry
Język
angielski
Wydawca
A. Deutsch
Rok wydania
1967
Oprawa
twarda
Liczba stron
130
ISBN10
0233958991
ISBN13
9780233958996
Seria
Tagi
Ocena
3 z 5
Opis
Framing her story within her famous parent's funeral procession, Winston Churchill's daughter recounted her life with one of the twentieth century's greatest statesmen. Childhood at her family estate, her father's often enchanting, sometimes formidable ways with his children, the famous people who came to the house, the splendid talk -- Sarah Churchill evoked all this in loving detail. But perhaps the most illuminating and moving part of her story concerned a holiday she spent with Sir Winston on Lake Como after his defeat in the General Election of 1945, for which she called on hitherto unpublished letters. Sarah Churchill claimed that she contributed no more than a 'thread' to the great tapestry of her father's life. But she was too modest. For the thread she added enriched the whole magnificent tale."In a slim, simple little book Sarah Churchill managed to convey a wealth of color and character." (Daily Mirror of London)