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Sex, Lies and Coco Chanel's Dark Past.

• Authors : Diliberto, Gioia

• Source: The New York Times. 2024, pages. 3

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How the young Winston Churchill escaped from a prisoner-of-war camp.

• Source: The Economist. 2023.

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May 10, 1940: The Hinge of Fate.

• Authors : Kirkham, D. Barry

• Source: The Advocate. 2020, Vol. 78, Issue 4, pages. 501-510

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'Labour can renew itself only by recognising that Blair has become a dangerous liability': though the PM likes to compare himself with Thatcher, he looks like ending up as another Major. He, too, may cling to power, but it will be downhill all the way.

• Authors : Gray, John

• Source: New Statesman. 2003, Vol. 132, Issue 4658, pages. 3

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Looking back on Evatt and the split

• Authors : Murray, Robert

• Source: Quadrant. October, 2004, Vol. 48 Issue 10, p20, 6 p.

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Disregarding the Atlantic 'special relationship': the Eden Cabinet in the lead-up to the invasion of the Suez Canal zone.

• Authors : Bernard, Jean-Yves

• Source: Canadian Journal of History. Spring-Summer, 2009, Vol. 44 Issue 1, p39, 23 p.

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Billy Blatherskite.

• Authors : Greenland, Hall

• Source: The Bulletin with Newsweek. 2007, Vol. 125, Issue 6560, pages. 2

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MacKenzie King and the prairie west

Subjects: Prime ministers -- History; Books -- Book reviews; HistoryKing, MacKenzie

• Source: Alberta History. December, 2001, Vol. 50 Issue 1, p26, 7 p.

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Gladstone & Disraeli: Simon Lemieux provides guidance on essays comparing the performance of two adversaries in Victorian Britain. (Survival Skills)

• Authors : Lemieux, Simon

Subjects: United Kingdom -- History; History -- Study and teaching; Politicians -- HistoryGladstone, William -- Criticism and interpretation; Disraeli, Benjamin -- Criticism and interpretationUnited Kingdom

• Source: History Review. Sept, 2001, p9, 4 p.

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What Wilson thought of Marx. (Prime Ministers at 50).

• Authors : Cole, John

• Source: New Statesman. 2003, Vol. 132, Issue 4636, pages. 2

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