"[A] brilliant study...Churchill and Ireland is an elegant, objective, and absorbing book. It is essential reading."--A Blog on Winston Churchill
"A necessary and desirable addition to collections on Irish history, Winston Churchill, and the British Empire...Highly recommended."--CHOICE
"This is a a tremendous contribution to the understanding of a formative period of Churchill's life. It is beautifully researched and moves along at a tremendous pace as he unravels the grave complications. Magnificent."--Sir Nicholas Soames
"Paul Bew has given us a masterly exposition of Churchill's lifelong engagement with Irish affairs."--Paul Addison, author of Churchill: The Unexpected Hero
"An engaging, appreciative, and politically astute study...a book that proves, if needed, that Churchill's legacy still offers both an inspiration and a reproach for contemporary politicians, as they sink ever deeper into the mire of cynicism, triviality, sound-bites, and tweets." --David Fitzpatrick, Professor of Modern History, Trinity College Dublin
"[A] brilliant study Churchill and Ireland is an elegant, objective, and absorbing book. It is essential reading."--A Blog on Winston Churchill
"A necessary and desirable addition to collections on Irish history, Winston Churchill, and the British Empire Highly recommended."--CHOICE
"This is a a tremendous contribution to the understanding of a formative period of Churchill's life. It is beautifully researched and moves along at a tremendous pace as he unravels the grave complications. Magnificent."--Sir Nicholas Soames
"Paul Bew has given us a masterly exposition of Churchill's lifelong engagement with Irish affairs."--Paul Addison, author of Churchill: The Unexpected Hero
"An engaging, appreciative, and politically astute study...a book that proves, if needed, that Churchill's legacy still offers both an inspiration and a reproach for contemporary politicians, as they sink ever deeper into the mire of cynicism, triviality, sound-bites, and tweets." --David Fitzpatrick, Professor of Modern History, Trinity College Dublin
"A necessary and desirable addition to collections on Irish history, Winston Churchill, and the British Empire Highly recommended."--CHOICE
"This is a a tremendous contribution to the understanding of a formative period of Churchill's life. It is beautifully researched and moves along at a tremendous pace as he unravels the grave complications. Magnificent."--Sir Nicholas Soames
"Paul Bew has given us a masterly exposition of Churchill's lifelong engagement with Irish affairs."--Paul Addison, author of Churchill: The Unexpected Hero
"An engaging, appreciative, and politically astute study...a book that proves, if needed, that Churchill's legacy still offers both an inspiration and a reproach for contemporary politicians, as they sink ever deeper into the mire of cynicism, triviality, sound-bites, and tweets." --David Fitzpatrick, Professor of Modern History, Trinity College Dublin
"This is a a tremendous contribution to the understanding of a formative period of Churchill's life. It is beautifully researched and moves along at a tremendous pace as he unravels the grave complications. Magnificent."--Sir Nicholas Soames
"Paul Bew has given us a masterly exposition of Churchill's lifelong engagement with Irish affairs."--Paul Addison, author of Churchill: The Unexpected Hero
"An engaging, appreciative, and politically astute study...a book that proves, if needed, that Churchill's legacy still offers both an inspiration and a reproach for contemporary politicians, as they sink ever deeper into the mire of cynicism, triviality, sound-bites, and tweets." --David Fitzpatrick, Professor of Modern History, Trinity College Dublin
"This is a a tremendous contribution to the understanding of a formative period of Churchill's life. It is beautifully researched and moves along at a tremendous pace as he unravels the grave complications. Magnificent."--Sir Nicholas Soames
"Paul Bew has given us a masterly exposition of Churchill's lifelong engagement with Irish affairs."--Paul Addison, author of Churchill: The Unexpected Hero
"An engaging, appreciative, and politically astute study...a book that proves, if needed, that Churchill's legacy still offers both an inspiration and a reproach for contemporary politicians, as they sink ever deeper into the mire of cynicism, triviality, sound-bites, and tweets." --David Fitzpatrick, Professor of Modern History, Trinity College Dublin
"Paul Bew has given us a masterly exposition of Churchill's lifelong engagement with Irish affairs."--Paul Addison, author of Churchill: The Unexpected Hero
"An engaging, appreciative, and politically astute study...a book that proves, if needed, that Churchill's legacy still offers both an inspiration and a reproach for contemporary politicians, as they sink ever deeper into the mire of cynicism, triviality, sound-bites, and tweets." --David Fitzpatrick, Professor of Modern History, Trinity College Dublin
