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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
A Fascinating Book .
By Alan. J. Reynolds
This a book which I thoroughly enjoyed despite not developing any great warmth towards its author . At its heart what makes this book so fascinating is its endless stream of revelations , some well-known , some half guessed at , others quite new . My only slight criticisim is that , featuring Eden and Macmillan on its cover , the book only mentions both men as mere asides .I greatly enjoyed the chapter detailing Churchills relationship with the Royal family . The Queen Mother bearing grudges? Surely not ? Roberts analaysis of Mountbatten was equally revealing . I recall the television series that Mountbatten made , which Roberts mentions , and remember how it gave the strong evidence of Mountbatten's over-inflated opinion of himself . Roberts illustrates that it was , indeed , a vastly over-inflated opinion .The chapter dealing with the opposition Churchill faced from within the Conservative Party after becoming Prime Minister is truly fascinating . I was unaware of the extent to which , until his terminal cancer became known , Chamberlain remained the subject of backbench and grandee plots to restore him to the premiership .Roberts covers the subject of appeasers and plotters for a peace deal with Germany in 1940 well . Indeed he has me eagerly awaiting the release of government papers under the seventy-five year rule in January 2016 . I wonder what they will reveal about Bryant , Butler and others ?

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
Feet of clay well exposed!
By weltonian
Fascinating writing by a superlative historian. That's the writing. I bought this in paperback and for £12.99 it is a disgrace. Close packed type and deplorable reproductions for the photographs. However, if you ignore that annoyance and take it for its content it is a revelation. I am of a generation whose parents believed Mountbatten to be a national hero. How wrong they were. From this account Uncle Dickie was very Tricky. I loved the remark that if he had eaten a nail Mountbatten would have s*** a corkscrew, so bent was he. Today's immigration problems are underlined by the indecision of Churchillian ministers of the 1950's. Firm decisions then might have settled the immense problems we face today. Highly recommended but overpriced as a paperback.

3 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Good in parts
By F. M. Stockdale
Having so loved his Salisbury, I was rather disappointed by this earlier book. Though excellent and very interesting on George VI, and on Mountbatten, and the Tories in 1940, there was a distinct (and rather exhausting) feeling of every bit of research having to be crammed in lest his judgment be doubted, very different from the concise razor-sharp elegance of Lytton Strachey, his model here. I never got as far as Arthur Bryant, but am looking forward in hope to the Holy Fox.

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