The Last Thousand Days of the British Empire : The Demise of a Superpower, 1944-47 Condition:Like New gives us a detailed history

gives us a detailed history of the initial publication and the various editions that followed

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The Last Thousand Days of the British Empire : The Demise of a Superpower, 1944-47 Condition:Like New gives us a detailed historyPeter Clarke's book is the first to analyse in detail the losing hand that Britain was dealt in the last year of World War Two, and then to see how that hand was played over the next two years by Churchill's successors. It makes superb use of the copious letters and diaries now available of the major participants and many involved observers, to show how decisions were taken and received. Not least, it analyses dispassionately the role of the USA: how