Paul Johnson's many books, including A History of Christianity, A History of the Jews, Modern Times, Churchill, and Napoleon- A Penguin Life, have been hailed as masterpieces of historical analysis. He is a regular columnist for Forbes and The Spectator, and his work has also appeared in The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and many others publications. He lives in London.
Praise for Churchill by Paul Johnson:
"Johnson . . . give[s] the reader the definite sense of having
known Churchill, or at least of having hung out with him for a bit
. . . Churchill lets you spend some time in the man's company,
and who wouldn't want that?"
—New York Times Book Review
"Johnson’s distillation of life lessons from Churchill’s stories
career [is written in] . . . vivid prose and [with] consistent
intelligence and urbanity.”
—Jon Meacham, Slate.com
"[If] you appreciate clarity, authority, and verve in historical
writing, you will understand why I gulped down [Churchill] and now
declare it the most exciting biography I read in 2009."
—Jesse Kornbluth, Huffington Post
"Johnson clearly shares and revels in Churchill's generosity of
spirit and limitless intellectual energy. He has produced a book
that is a joy—and a worthy tribute to both of them."
—Washington Times
"You read Johnson to be provoked and entertained, and on both these
scores his biography, like its subject, succeeds wonderfully."
—The American Conservative
"With deft narrative skill and keen insight, Johnson masterfully
sketches the phases of Churchill's life . . . Along the way,
Johnson gives us wonderful insights into Churchill's character . .
. Rich with anecdote and quotation, Paul Johnson's Churchill
illustrates the man's humor, resilience, courage, and eccentricity
as no other biography before."
—National Review
"Paul Johnson is the most celebrated and best-loved British
historian in America."
—Wall Street Journal
Praise for Churchill by Paul Johnson:
"Johnson . . . give[s] the reader the definite sense of having
known Churchill, or at least of having hung out with him for a bit
. . . Churchill lets you spend some time in the man's
company, and who wouldn't want that?"
-New York Times Book Review
"Johnson's distillation of life lessons from Churchill's stories
career [is written in] . . . vivid prose and [with] consistent
intelligence and urbanity."
-Jon Meacham, Slate.com
"[If] you appreciate clarity, authority, and verve in historical
writing, you will understand why I gulped down [Churchill]
and now declare it the most exciting biography I read in 2009."
-Jesse Kornbluth, Huffington Post
"Johnson clearly shares and revels in Churchill's generosity of
spirit and limitless intellectual energy. He has produced a book
that is a joy-and a worthy tribute to both of them."
-Washington Times
"You read Johnson to be provoked and entertained, and on both these
scores his biography, like its subject, succeeds wonderfully."
-The American Conservative
"With deft narrative skill and keen insight, Johnson masterfully
sketches the phases of Churchill's life . . . Along the way,
Johnson gives us wonderful insights into Churchill's character . .
. Rich with anecdote and quotation, Paul Johnson's Churchill
illustrates the man's humor, resilience, courage, and eccentricity
as no other biography before."
-National Review
"Paul Johnson is the most celebrated and best-loved British
historian in America."
-Wall Street
Journal
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