Churchill at war

Cosgrave, Patrick

Collins

Fine cloth copy in a near-fine, very slightly edge-nicked and dust-dulled dw, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly and surprisingly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Copy includes 1980/81 newspaper clippings featuring Margaret Thatcher and the Conservative Party. ; 8vo 8 - 9 tall; 224 pages; Physical description. : 224 p. , [4] leaves of plates : ill. ; 23 cm. Notes: Includes index. Index. Subject: Thatcher, Margaret - Studies. Conservative Party (Great Britain) (Biography) Politicians - Great Britain - Biography. Prime ministers - Great Britain - Biography. Great Britain - Politics and government - 1964-1979. Great Britain - Thatcher, Margaret - Biographies Great Britain - Politics - Thatcher, Margaret - Biographies politics - biographies Great Britain - politics - Thatcher, Margaret - biographies.

Margaret Thatcher: A Tory and her party

History

Europe

Hutchinson

Written with Enoch Powell's co-operation, this biography is based on access to Enoch Powell's archives and personal interviews. It contains facts about his life as a child, his student days and his controversial political career from 1944. The author also wrote "Thatcher - The First Term".

The Lives of Enoch Powell

Biographies & Memoirs

Pan Books

The public poetry of Robert Lowell

Literature & Fiction

V. Gollancz

Poetry

Taplinger

<p>For almost 800 years, from their arrival with the first wave of Anglo-Normans in 1169, the FitzGeralds - Earls of Kildare and, from 1766, Dukes of Leinster - were the pre-eminent noble family living in Ireland, dominating the social, political, economic and cultural landscapes. This collection of essays, by established and emerging scholars, draws together some of the most recent and specialised research on the family, providing original perspectives on various aspects of their aristocratic history. Individual contributions inform on how the family first settled in Kildare and rose to ascendancy and how they maintained political status through court connections in England and beyond. Thematically, the essays cover such topics as the architecture and material culture of the Big House, the creation of the great eighteenth-century aristocratic demesne and landscape at Carton, the final break-up of the family's estates and its subsequent economic decline in the twentieth century.They examine the contributions made by individual members of the family to the social and cultural spheres in Ireland and further afield; their interest in local as well as international concerns; their enthusiasm for the arts, music and dancing; the relationship between employers and servants, dukes and the Catholic Church, younger sons and radicalism, the latter exemplified in the life of one of the more famous members of the family, Lord Edward FitzGerald, a leader of the Society of United Irishmen and the 1798 Rebellion.</p>

Aspects of Irish Aristocratic Life: Essays on the Fitzgeralds and Carton House

University College Dublin Press

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