One is not supposed to praise manliness in modern society, but there is no other word for what is happening here
By Andrew Roberts
George III was a model monarch, whose reputation finally deserves rehabilitation a quarter of a millennium later
By Andrew Roberts
Lockdown has been generally good for authors in terms of book sales, but the closure of archives and libraries for research has been a problem
By Andrew Roberts
Churchill’s Shadow: The Life and Afterlife of Winston Churchill by Geoffrey Wheatcroft reviewed
By Andrew Roberts
Dr Felix Klos is an extremely personable, highly intelligent American-Dutch historian who has undertaken much archival research, worked extremely hard and is an excellent writer. In trying to persuade us that Churchill favoured Britain joining a federal Europe, however, he comes up against several immovable obstacles. The most serious of these is that in the […]
By Andrew Roberts
From Soviet propaganda and revisionist nonsense to Simon Ward and Gary Oldman: the best and worst Churchills on film and TV
By Andrew Roberts
