The Churchill literature is so vast it would be hard to break new ground and what Boris (disclosure: we are friends and former colleagues at the Spectator and Telegraph newspapers), has done is a combination of anecdotal accumulation and authentication and analyses of some of the techniques and qualities that contributed to Mr. There is nothing wrong with that and as Boris Johnson explains, that was sometimes Mr. It is usually unwise and presumptuous to impute motives to an author, but it seems a reasonable surmise that as this author wishes to hold at least some of the great offices held by this subject, he might hope that this book will help to propel him along that path.
Any book about Boris Johnson and almost any book about Winston Churchill is bound to be interesting and the combination of this subject and this author cannot fail to be a good read, and does not.
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