This study places the young man W. S. Churchill amidst major themes of public life, showing the depth, skills, and sophistication he was developing which much of the world would only come to know in 1940. It offers important new research on what Churchill read and how his ideas formed; these became central to his conception of citizenship as well as to his capacities for political and military leadership.
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This study places the young man W. S. Churchill amidst major themes of public life, showing the depth, skills, and sophistication he was developing which much of the world would only come to know in 1940. It offers important new research on what Churchill read and how his ideas formed; these became central to his conception of citizenship as well as to his capacities for political and military leadership.
