Twentieth century British prime ministers

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	"A detailed biography of the prime minister at the start of the century."

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	"More analytical than Roberts, this concentrates on Salisbury's political career."

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	"Adams' recent biography is the new starting point for the life and career of this brilliant yet disppointing figure."

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	"Though dated, this is the only modern biography of this often-overlooked Liberal leader."

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	"A penetrating, insightful book and a classic of political biography."

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	"The best one-volume biography of the 'Welsh Wizard.'"

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	"The only book in Grigg's great multi-volume Life of Lloyd George to reach his years as premier."

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	"A good biography of 'the unknown prime minister.'"

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	"A massive biography of this dominant interwar political figure.  Published before the opening of Baldwin's papers, it is in need of updating."

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	"Not a formal biography as such, it offers an excellent analysis of Baldwin's political career."

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	"Though a little dated, this remains the dominant study of the first Labour prime minister."

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	"A new biography of this controversial prime minister, written by the editor of his "diary letters" to his sisters."

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	"A one-volume summary of Churchill's life by his official biographer."

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	"Not as overwhelmed by detail as Gilbert, Rose offers a balanced sumary of the life of this legendary prime minister."

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	"The standard of Attlee biographies, invaluable for understanding Attlee the man.."

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	"Another excellent biography, focusing on Attlee's political career."

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	"Thorpe's is the second of two official biographies of Eden, one benefiting from the growing availability of archival sources."

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	"The second volume of the official biography of 'Supermac', based on his personal papers."

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	"An excellent analysis of Macmillan's political career, based on the public papers."

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	"Ziegler's book is the official Life, one based on Wilson's personal papers."

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	"Though lacking access to Wilson's papers, Pimlott offers an excellent examination of the political career of this dominant postwar political figure."

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	"A good defense of Heath's premiership by a first-rate political biographer."

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	"Written by a leading historian, this is a fine study of Wilson's successor, who faced the consequences of Britian's decline."

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	"This is a condensed version of Campbell's earlier two-volume study, one that pares to the essentials while retaining Campbell's many insights."

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	"A great examination of the office and how its postwar occupants used it."