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CHURCHILL, Winston S.

CHURCHILL, Winston S.

Rare books by Winston Churchill, including first editions, signed first editions, finely bound copies, and handsome sets of his collected works. 

Voted the “Greatest Briton of all” by the British public, Winston Churchill was surely Britain’s sole world-historical figure of the last century. A complex, mercurial character, in his life he played many parts: minor scion of a most noble family, grieving son of a tragic father, soldier for Empire, gadfly correspondent, controversial MP, cabinet minister, voice in the wilderness, strategist, war leader, statesman and Nobel literature laureate.

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  1. 127143detail

    [Collection of works, all first editions:]

    1898-1961

    First British editions, first impressions, of all of Churchill's major works, in attractive matching bindings by Bayntun of Bath. Churchill was a prolific writer in the fields of history, biography and politics, alongside forays into essays and fiction, with several volumes of his collected speeches also published. He received... Learn More
    £30,000

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  2. The Story of the Malakand Field Force

    The Story of the Malakand Field Force

    London & Bombay: 1898

    First edition, Colonial Library issue of Churchill's first book (the first and second printings are identical). The book relates Churchill's exploits with the Malakand field force, led by Sir Bindon Blood, on the Northwest Frontier of India in 1897, based on Churchill's despatches to the Daily Telegraph and the Pioneer Mail.... Learn More
    £1,250

    Stock Code: 102189

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    The Story of the Malakand Field Force.

    London, New York & Bombay: 1898

    First edition of Churchill's first book, signed by the author. Churchill has signed on the first binder's blank, apparently after binding, and presumably at the behest of Henry Sotheran, the London booksellers who commissioned the binding from Morrell. Churchill was correspondent for the Daily Telegraph on Sir Bindon Blood's... Learn More
    £7,500

    Stock Code: 132375

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  4. 105504

    The River War.

    London, New York and Bombay: 1899

    First edition, first impression, second state with minor typographic error (second inverted comma missing after THE 'LONDON GAZETTE') corrected on p. 459 of volume II. The River War was Churchill's second book, preceded only by The Story of the Malakand Field Force (1898), "2,000 copies published on 6 November 1899" (Woods).... Learn More
    £3,750

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  5. 128940

    Autograph album, including signatures of a young Winston Churchill, Roger Casement, high ranking British diplomats and their staff.

    1899-1928

    Remarkable album of autographs ranging across nearly three decades and including, among a constellation of men of state, army officers and diplomats, the signatures of Sir Winston Churchill, Roger Casement and Paul Kruger evidently compiled by an individual with access to high diplomatic circles. Churchill's signature ("Winston... Learn More
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  6. 125178

    The River War.

    London: 1899

    First edition, first impression of Churchill's second book, preceded only by The Story of the Malakand Field Force (1898), "2000 copies published on 6 November 1899" (Woods). It includes, of course, his account of the charge of the 21st Lancers, to whom he was attached, at Omdurman on 2 September 1898, described by the Dictionary... Learn More
    £6,500

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    Sheets of The River War, volume I, with Churchill's corrections on 17 pages.

    London: 1899

    Unbound pre-publication sheets of Churchill's second book, with his holograph corrections, some quite extensive, to 17 pages. Working papers from the early part of Churchill's writing career are exceedingly uncommon. Just one minor correction marked here seems to have been adopted in the published version, but a number were... Learn More
    £18,500

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  8. 122891

    Savrola.

    1900

    First edition, first impression. Learn More
    £1,650

    Stock Code: 122891

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  9. 111705

    Ian Hamilton's March.

    London: 1900

    First edition, first printing, first issue. Publisher's records indicate that 5,003 copies were printed. "The volume consists of 17 letters to the Morning Post, beginning with that of 31 March 1900 and concluding with that of 14 June in contrast to London to Ladysmith, the texts of the originally published letters were more... Learn More
    £750

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  10. 96682

    London to Ladysmith via Pretoria.

    London: 1900

    First edition, first impression. Learn More
    £1,750

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    Ian Hamilton's March.

    London: 1900

    First edition, first impression, first issue without textual corrections. Ian Hamilton's March is a sequel to London to Ladysmith, and completes Churchill's coverage of the Boer War. It describes the liberation of the Boer prison camp where Churchill had been held captive, and the march of Ian Hamilton's mounted division... Learn More
    £600

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  12. 94373

    Ian Hamilton's March.

    London: 1900

    First edition, first impression. Publisher's records indicate that 5,003 copies were printed. "The volume consists of 17 letters to the Morning Post, beginning with that of 31 March 1900 and concluding with that of 14 June in contrast to London to Ladysmith, the texts of the originally published letters were more extensively... Learn More
    £850

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  13. 28017

    Ian Hamilton's March.

    London: 1900

    First edition, first impression, the second of Churchill's two books describing his daring exploits during the South African War. Learn More
    £1,750

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  14. 117742

    Savrola.

    London: 1900

    First edition, first impression. Learn More
    £1,650

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    London to Ladysmith via Pretoria.

    London: 1900

    First edition, signed by the author. Churchill has signed on the first binder's blank, apparently after binding, and presumably at the behest of Henry Sotheran, the London booksellers who commissioned the binding from Morrell. London to Ladysmith consists of 27 letters and telegrams sent by Churchill to the Morning Post... Learn More
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    Savrola.

    London: 1900

    First edition, signed by the author. Churchill has signed on the first binder's blank, apparently after binding, and presumably at the behest of Henry Sotheran, the London booksellers who commissioned the binding from Morrell. Savrola was Churchill's only novel, his third published book, but the first he undertook to write,... Learn More
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  17. 119574

    Savrola.

    New York: 1900

    First edition in book form, first printing, of Churchill's only novel, his third published book, but the first he undertook to write, and the second he completed. Churchill's melodramatic tale of liberal revolution in an autocratic Mediterranean state was originally serialised in Macmillan's Magazine between May and December... Learn More
    £1,250

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  18. 80589

    Ian Hamilton's March.

    London: 1900

    First edition, first printing, first issue per Cohen. Publisher's records indicate that 5,003 copies were printed. "The volume consists of 17 letters to the Morning Post, beginning with that of 31 March 1900 and concluding with that of 14 June in contrast to London to Ladysmith, the texts of the originally published letters... Learn More
    £900

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  19. Savrola.

    Savrola.

    London: 1900

    First UK edition, first impression, one of 1,500 copies printed. Scarce in the original cloth binding. This novel represents the author's only attempt at full-length fiction. The UK edition was delayed by magazine serialization of the story, so that the US edition in book form was actually published first. Learn More
    £1,250

    Stock Code: 32227

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  20. 37120

    The River War.

    1902

    Second edition, revised, first one volume edition. 1000 copies printed on the 15th October, 1902. The text had been revised considerably, and a new chapter added describing the ultimate destruction of the Khalifa and the end of the war. Learn More
    £1,375

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  21. The River War.

    The River War.

    London: 1902

    First one-volume edition, the second overall following the two-volume first edition of October 1899, this one of only 1,003 copies (as such a more scarce edition than the first) published on 15 October 1902. The text had been revised considerably, and a new chapter added describing the ultimate destruction of the khalifa... Learn More
    £1,500

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  22. 33021

    The River War.

    1902

    New and Revised Edition. Learn More
    £2,000

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  23. Why I am a Free Trader.

    Why I am a Free Trader.

    London: 1905

    First edition. This pamphlet was issued as the first in the series Coming Men on Coming Questions, edited by the campaigning journalist W. T. Stead, which was published in collected form later in the same year (Cohen B3; Woods B2). It represents Churchill's first published statement of his stance on the free trade question... Learn More
    £5,750

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    My African Journey.

    London: 1908

    First edition, first impression, signed by the author. Churchill has signed on the first binder's blank, apparently after binding, and presumably at the behest of Henry Sotheran, the London booksellers who commissioned the binding from Morrell. My African Journey, based on his travels around British East Africa in the autumn... Learn More
    £4,500

    Stock Code: 132378

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  25. 133040

    My African Journey.

    London: 1908

    First edition, first impression. My African Journey, based on his travels around British East Africa in the autumn of 1907, was the first book to derive purely from Churchill's journalism, as distinct from his work as a war correspondent. The work was initially serialized in the Strand Magazine prior to publication in the... Learn More
    £1,250

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  26. 122890

    My African Journey.

    London: 1908

    First edition, first impression. Learn More
    £2,000

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  27. 108580

    Liberalism and the social problem.

    London: 1909

    First edition, first impression of this uncommon title which collects speeches by the young Churchill during his Liberal phase, addressing such issues as the conciliation of South Africa, Imperial Preference, Labour Exchanges and Unemployment Insurance Learn More
    £2,000

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  28. 71650

    Printed Address, To the Electors of Dundee,

    Dundee: 1909-10

    Churchill invokes Lincoln's famous formulation from the Gettysburg Address in his election addresses on the momentous constitutional battle between the House of Commons and the House of Lords. In November 1909, the Lords rejected the "People's Budget" of 1909 proposed by Liberal Prime Minister Herbert Asquith. The bill called... Learn More
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  29. 131162

    Liberalism and the Social Problem.

    London: 1909

    First edition, first and only impression, of this uncommon title which collects speeches by the young Churchill during his Liberal phase, addressing such then-pressing issues as the conciliation of South Africa, imperial preference, labour exchanges, and unemployment insurance. Learn More
    £750

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  30. 127608

    [Dropped-head title:] The Fighting Line.

    London: 1916

    First edition, only printing. Cohen's bibliography states: "the pamphlet does not appear to have sold well and, although it may have continued to appear in Macmillan catalogues as late as 1924 or early 1925, most, if not all, unsold copies, were, in fact, destroyed in 1918" (vol. I, p. 196). Martin Gilbert asserts that 5,... Learn More
    £6,500

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    The World Crisis.

    London: 1923-31

    First editions, first impressions; volumes III and V presentation copies from Churchill to Douglas McGarel Hogg, each inscribed on the blank before the half-title, respectively: "To Douglas McGarel Hogg, from Winston S Churchill 3. 3. 27", and "Douglas, from Winston S. C". Volume III inscribed on the day of publication,... Learn More
    £12,500

    Stock Code: 124884

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  32. 127011

    The World Crisis:

    London: 1923-31

    First editions, first impressions. The first volume in third state, with the errata slip at p. 9, and the fifth volume is in the first state, without the errata slip. Working with astonishing speed and energy, Churchill produced this mammoth history of the First World War in the aftermath of electoral defeat. The work deals... Learn More
    £2,000

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    The World Crisis:

    London: 1929-37

    A nicely inscribed set, with each volume inscribed by Churchill on the same date on the front free endpaper. The first two volumes read: "Inscribed for Charles Hughes by Winston S. Churchill. April 1938"; the remaining volumes read "Inscribed by Winston S. Churchill. April 1938", with the exception of Part I of 1916-1918,... Learn More
    £15,000

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  34. 121591detail

    Three typescript articles:

    [late 1930s]

    There has been considerable recent interest in Churchill's essay "Are We Alone in the Universe?" In an article for Nature, astrophysicist Mario Livio describes his visit to the US National Churchill Museum in Fulton, Missouri, when "director Timothy Riley thrust a typewritten essay by Churchill into my hands. In the 11-page... Learn More
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  35. 121598

    Three typescript articles:

    [c.1939]

    Three journalistic pieces attesting to Churchill's prodigious output during the 1930s, when he lived by his writing and when "many subjects were grist to his tireless mill. Apart from anything else, he had no Cabinet salary after 1929 and it was largely his journalism that enabled him to maintain his comfortable standard... Learn More
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  36. Corrected draft typescript, signed, of an article on Disarmament.

    Corrected draft typescript, signed, of an article on Disarmament.

    1931

    "Over the lacerated face of Europe the League of Nations has drawn a discreet veil. Behind that veil stir the passions, the revenges and the fears which are the legacy of the 'war to end war'". Extensively corrected typescript for one of a series of articles on foreign affairs commissioned from Churchill by "the Hearst newspapers... Learn More
    £30,000

    Stock Code: 80695

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  37. Corrected draft typescript, signed, on the Soviet threat.

    Corrected draft typescript, signed, on the Soviet threat.

    1931

    Extensively corrected typescript of one of the articles on European affairs commissioned from Churchill during 1931 for syndication in Hearst newspapers. An astute commentary on European Realpolitik, anticipating the Soviet bloc and the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. On publication in the Milwaukee Sentinel, 23 August 1931, the... Learn More
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    Stock Code: 80696

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  38. The Mahdi of Allah.

    The Mahdi of Allah.

    London: 1931

    First English edition and the first edition with Churchill's introduction, originally published in German in the same year under the title Die Derwischtrommel (The Dervish Drum). Presentation copy from the author, inscribed on a preliminary blank: "To Sir Henry Wellcome in admiration of his great Research and Archaeological... Learn More
    £975

    Stock Code: 100315

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  39. Thoughts and Adventures.

    Thoughts and Adventures.

    London: 1932

    First edition, first impression. The second volume of Churchill's autobiographical writings, covering his early political career, the battle of Sidney Street, a near silence on Gallipoli, service on the western front, the negotiation of the Irish settlement, thoughts on the "Mass effects of modern life" and life "Fifty years... Learn More
    £4,500

    Stock Code: 85261

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  40. Thoughts and Adventures.

    Thoughts and Adventures.

    London: 1932

    First edition, first impression. The second volume of Churchill's autobiographical writings, covering his early political career, the battle of Sidney Street, a near silence on Gallipoli, service on the Western Front, the negotiation of the Irish settlement, thoughts on the "Mass effects of modern life" and life "Fifty years... Learn More
    £1,875

    Stock Code: 95263

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  41. 76497

    Thoughts and Adventures.

    London: 1932

    First edition, first impression. The second volume of Churchill's autobiographical writings, covering his early political career, the battle of Sidney Street, a near silence on Gallipoli, service on the Western Front, the negotiation of the Irish settlement, thoughts on the "Mass effects of modern life" and life "Fifty years... Learn More
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  42. 114371

    Thoughts and Adventures.

    London: 1932

    First edition, first impression. This is the second volume of Churchill's autobiographical writings, covering his early political career, the battle of Sidney Street, a near silence on Gallipoli, service on the Western Front, the negotiation of the Irish settlement, thoughts on the "Mass effects of modern life" and life... Learn More
    £4,500

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  43. 131632

    Marlborough. His Life and Times.

    London: 1933-8

    A handsomely bound set of Churchill's great biography, the first volume second impression, the rest first impressions. "Marlborough: his Life and Times took its place at once among the classics of historical writing. As the story of his ancestor's leadership of a grand alliance to prevent the domination of the continent... Learn More
    £750

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    Marlborough. His Life and Times.

    London: 1933-8

    First editions, first impressions, trade issue, inscribed by the author in vol. IV on the front free endpaper, "To Craigavon, from Winston Churchill. August 1938". The recipient was James Craig, 1st Viscount Craigavon (1871-1940), and the first Prime Minister of Northern Ireland. Churchill was grateful for the Ulster loyalist... Learn More
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    Marlborough:

    London: 1933-8

    First edition, first impression, signed limited issue, number 135 of 155 copies signed by Churchill on the limitation statement (half-title verso in volume I). Peter Clarke has recently described Marlborough as "a monument to its author's historical commitment, insight - and fortitude" (Mr. Churchill's Profession, p. 174);... Learn More
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  46. 125928

    Marlborough. His Life and Times.

    London: 1933-8

    First editions, first impressions, trade issue, in a handsome binding. "Marlborough: his Life and Times took its place at once among the classics of historical writing. As the story of his ancestor's leadership of a grand alliance to prevent the domination of the continent by a single power, it was also a source of inspiration... Learn More
    £2,500

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  47. 122396

    The River War.

    New York: 1933

    First US edition, decidedly uncommon, having been issued in a surprisingly small print run of a mere 1, 040 copies; Churchill contributed a new introduction ("Nearly thirty-five years have passed since this book was written, and I am very glad that it is now to take a renewed lease of life"). "From the date of its first... Learn More
    £1,250

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  48. 131575

    Marlborough: His Life and Times.

    New York: 1933-38

    First American editions, first printings. "Marlborough: his Life and Times took its place at once among the classics of historical writing. As the story of his ancestor's leadership of a grand alliance to prevent the domination of the continent by a single power, it was also a source of inspiration to Churchill in his campaign... Learn More
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  49. Arms and the Covenant.

    Arms and the Covenant.

    London: 1938

    First edition, only printing, in the scarce first issue jacket, re-priced in pencil to 7/6 to match those of the remainder issue which had new jackets printed and priced at 7/6. A total of 5,000 copies were printed; Woods notes that 3,381 were sold at 18 shillings before June 1940, when the book was re-issued as a cheap... Learn More
    £1,500

    Stock Code: 85319

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  50. Arms and the Covenant.

    Arms and the Covenant.

    London: 1938

    First edition, only printing, in the scarce first issue jacket, priced 18/- net. A total of 5,000 copies were printed; Woods notes that 3,381 were sold at 18 shillings before June 1940, when the book was re-issued as a cheap edition, priced at 7s. 6d. Arms and the Covenant is an important collection of Churchill's speeches,... Learn More
    £2,500

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  51. 63275

    Arms and the Covenant.

    London: 1938

    First edition, first impression, of Churchill's warning of Britain's lack of military preparedness to face the threat of Nazi Germany. Learn More
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  52. 131467

    Arms and the Covenant.

    London: 1938


    A..."> First edition, only printing, of what is perhaps Churchill's most important publication. A gathering of his speeches "on Foreign Affairs and National Defence" (Preface), representing his contributions to the debate on German rearmament, his stance on which positioned him to emerge from the crisis of May 1940 as premier.

    A... Learn More
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  53. Step by Step 1936-1939.

    Step by Step 1936-1939.

    1939

    First edition, first impression. Learn More
    £1,750

    Stock Code: 63274

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    The World Crisis, 1911-1918.

    London: 1941

    First Macmilllan edition of the "Abridged and Revised Edition" in one volume, first issued by Thornton Butterworth in February 1931. Presentation copy from Churchill, inscribed on the front free endpaper: "Inscribed by Winston S. Churchill for S. C. Dyke, May 1942"; with a typed letter signed tipped to the front pastedown:... Learn More
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  55. 117820

    The Atlantic Charter.

    Washington, DC: 1943

    An attractive copy of the decidedly uncommon Atlantic Charter poster issued by the US Office of War Information: no copy located by Copac in any British or Irish institutional library; OCLC cites copies at McGill, Penn State, New York Public Library, Wooster, Denison, West Texas A&M only.

    "The Atlantic Charter was... Learn More
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  56. 129492

    The Second World War.

    London: 1948-54

    First UK editions, first impressions, of Churchill's masterpiece, in a highly attractive binding. The Second World War ranks as one of the supreme historical achievements of the 20th century, and is commonly cited as a major factor in Churchill being awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1953. A man who had always primarily... Learn More
    £3,850

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  57. 132342

    The Second World War.

    London: 1948-54

    First UK editions, first impressions, of Churchill's masterpiece, in a very handsome binding. Churchill's account was the single most important historical interpretation of the Second World War, and a major factor in Churchill being awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1953. As Max Beloff observed, there was no statesman... Learn More
    £3,500

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  58. 33676detail

    [The Second World War, Brazilian] A Segunda Guerra Mundial.

    São Paulo: 1948-54

    First Brazilian editions, eight of the ten volumes signed or inscribed by Winston Churchill.
    In fact what is here is: "Volumes I to IV in 6 parts, Volumes III and IV are in two parts each, and volume VI which is in two parts, a total of 8 parts. So we are lacking Volume V, presumed to be in two parts. There are also... Learn More
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    [The Second World War, in Dutch] Memoires over de tweede wereldoorlog.

    Amsterdam/Brussels: 1948-54

    First Dutch trade edition, inscribed by the author, vol. 1 "Inscribed for Emery Reves by Winston S. Churchill, 1948", vols. 2 and 3 signed and dated 1949, vol. 5 signed "WSChurchill", the others unsigned. From the library of Emery Reves, Churchill's literary agent. Reves had been instrumental in promoting Churchill's pre-war... Learn More
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  60. [The Second World War, in Italian] La Seconda Guerra Mondiale.

    [The Second World War, in Italian] La Seconda Guerra Mondiale.

    Verona: 1948

    First Italian editions, limited issue, first two volumes only of the complete set, number 12 of 30 numbered sets signed by the publisher of a print-run of just 1030, this copy inscribed by the author to his literary agent in vol. I; "Inscribed for Emery Reves by Winston S. Churchill, 1948". From the library of Emery Reves,... Learn More
    £3,500

    Stock Code: 35016

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CHURCHILL, Winston S. Continued...

All of these roles he wrote out – justifying, explaining and campaigning; history as biography, and biography as history – and all his life he lived by the pen, eventually making his fortune by it. Churchill’s published works are a key source to the understanding of the man, his life, and the history of Britain through the troubled twentieth century.

Regularly stocked editions of Churchill’s works include The War Speeched, the First Brazilian, Dutch, Danish, French, Swedish and Japanese editions.

Read our blog post about Wanted for Incitement to Murder: Winston Churchill.
Or browse our collection of short videos on Churchill editions and ephemera:
A History of the English Speaking Peoples.
Signed Transcript of The United States of Europe with extensive autograph emendations.
Eight-page corrected draft carbon typescript, signed, on the British financial crisis. September 1931.

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