One Hundred World's Best Novels Condensed

David Copperfield to Quo Vadis, Don Quixote to The War of the Worlds — a hundred of the world's great novels, each condensed to a brisk summary with its author's life story, as read in 1919.

Winston Churchill

2 pages in this part of 100 Best Novels Condensed.

Winston Churchill (Whom we perhaps should call)

WINSTON CHURCHILL, whom we perhaps should call Americanus, to distinguish him from the lively son of Lord Randolph Churchill, who bears the…

Winston Churchill (IF Winston Churchill did not)

IF Winston Churchill did not succeed in his attempt to become Governor of New Hampshire, he has had a far different result in his appeal to…

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