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Catalogue 113 - January Book Sale A list of 300 books relating to Winston Churchill at prices as low as $1.00 each Mark Weber Tel: 520-743-8405 The Churchill Book Specialist email: [email protected] PO Box 90689 website: www.wscbooks.com Tucson, AZ 85752 January 2006 Notes to Catalogue 113 This month. I am presenting a new style of catalogue. After all the spending excesses of the Christmas season, the last thing you need is a catalogue full of expensive rarities. So, here is a list of 300 books, giving only title and author. There are no pictures, no online listings, no shopping cart system or other automated luxuries. But the result is these books can be offered at very low cost. As most of you know, many books can now be found at low cost at various online book sites, but in al- most every case, shipping is $4.00-$5.00 or more per book. The books on this list and the quantity prices include FREE SHIPPING IN USA So compared to buying books one at a time elsewhere, it is like getting the books for free here. The quantity discount schedule is as follows: Type of book 1-4 books 5-19 books 20 or more Hardcover $10.00 $7.00 $5.00 Trade paperback $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 Normal paperback $2.00 $1.50 $1.00 The different categories can be combined for quantity discount. So an order for 10 hardbacks, 8 trade paperbacks, and 2 paperbacks qualifies for the20+ price on all of them. There are no descriptions of con- dition on these books. If I have multiple copies, the earliest order gets the best copy. Please note that many of these books, especially the ones with chapters on Churchill or political biogra- phies of his colleagues, are from the Wybrow collection, and are lovely copies, often with dustwrappers. 1. Orders can be placed by phone, email, or post. Email and phone are best as they still get through even if I am away. We will be in London 7-15 February. 2. The easiest is to simply send a list by number of all the books you would like. It will take me a little while to go through the stock and verify which are still available. 3. Payment can be by check in US$’s, Sterling cheque, or by Visa or Mastercard. For credit card orders, please provide card number, expiry date, and the 3 digit security code found on the back by the signature. The next catalogue will be new acquisitions. Section A. Clothbound (hardback) Books catalogue numbers 1-249 1-4 books $10.00 ea US shipping included 5-19 books $7.00 ea US shipping included 20+ books $5.00 ea US shipping included Books about Churchill’s Parents ( Lord Randolph Churchill and Jennie Jerome) 1. LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, by Lord Rosebery (1906) 2. LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL by Robert Rhodes James (1959) 3. LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL by R.F. Foster (1981) 4. LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL Vol I The Romantic Years 1854-1895 by Ralph G. Martin 5. LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHILL Vol II The Dramatic Years 1895-1921 by Ralph G. Martin 6. JENNIE, The Life of Lady Randolph Churchill by Anita Leslie (her great niece) 7. JENNIE, Lady Randolph Churchill, by Peregrine Churchill (her grandson) and Julian Mitchell 8. JENNIE, The Young Lady Churchill by Rosemary A. Curtis (1963) only 1 copy 9. The Reminiscences of Lady Randolph Churchill by Mrs. George Cornwallis-West (1908) 10. JENNIE, The Young Lady Randolph Churchill by Rosemary Curtis (1963) only 1 copy 11. YOUNG LADY RANDOLPH by René Kraus Books by or about Clementine Churchill 12. MY DARLING CLEMENTINE by Jack Fishman 13. CLEMENTINE CHURCHILL by her daughter Mary Soames 14. MY VISIT TO RUSSIA by Clementine Churchill (1945) her only book Books by Sarah Churchill 15. A THREAD IN THE TAPESTRY by Sarah Churchill (1967) 16. KEEP ON DANCING, an Autobiography by Sarah Churchill (1981) 17. THE COLLECTED POEMS OF SARAH CHURCHILL (1973) 18. THE EMPTY SPACES by Sarah Churchill (1966) Books about Randolph S. Churchill 20. RANDOLPH, A Study of Churhill’s Son by Brian Roberts (1984) 21. RANDOLPH CHURCHILL, The Young Unpretender by Kay Halle 22. THE GRAND ORIGINAL, Portraits of Randolph Churchill by his Friends, by Kay Halle 23. COUSIN RANDOLPH, The Life of Randolph Churchill by Anita Leslie (his cousin) 24. LIFE OF THE PARTY, The biography of Pamela Digby Churchill Hayward Harriman by Christopher Ogden 25. REFLECTED GLORY, The Life of Pamela Churchill Harriman by Sally Bedell Smith 26. HIS FATHER’S SON, highly rated bio by his son Winston S. Churchill Books by the current Winston S. Churchill 27. DEFENDING THE WEST by WSC 2nd UK 1st 1981 28. FIRST JOURNEY by WSC 2nd 29. MEMORIES AND ADVENTURES by WSC 2nd, UK 1st 198 Books about the Churchill Family including the 1st Duke 30. CONSUELO, Portrait of an American Heiress by James Brough 31. SARAH CHURCHILL by Frank Chancellor (1st ed 1932) 32. SARAH CHURCHILL, Duchess of Marlborough by Bonamy Dobrée (1927) 33. CHURCHILLS IN AFRICA (Lord Randolph & WSC) by Brian Roberts 34. GLADYS, Duchess of Marlborough by Hugo Vickers 35. CROWDED CANVAS, The Memoirs of John Spencer Churchill (WSC’s nephew) 36. THE CHURCHILLS by Kate Fleming 37. THE CHURCHILLS OF BLENHEIM by David Green 38. THE GREAT MARLBOROUGH AND HIS DUCHESS by Virginia Cowles 39. THE FIRST CHURCHILL, The Life of John, 1st Duke of Marlborough by George Malcolm Thompson 40. The Early Churchills by A.L. Rowse 41. THE Later Churchills by A.L. Rowse 42. The Early and the Later Churchills by A.L. Rowse (abridged into one volume) 43. SARAH DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH by David Green 44. THE CHURCHILLS, Portrait of a Great family by John Watney Books by or about The Jerome Family 50. CLARE SHERIDAN by Anita Leslie 51. THE JEROME CONNEXION by Seymour Leslie 52. THE REMARKABLE MR. JEROME by Anita Leslie 53. MY CROWDED SANCTUARY by Clare Sheridan 54. MRS. FITZHERBERT, A Life by Shane Leslie 55. TO THE FOUR WINDS by Clare Sheridan 56. NUDA VERITAS by Clare Sheridan Books with a Chapter about Churchill 60. INCIDENTS AND REFLECTIONS by J.B. Atkins (1947) 61. LET CANDLES BE BROUGHT IN by Sir Geoffrey Shakespeare ( Chap 4 compares WSC and DLG) 62. PILLARS OF SOCIETY by A.G. Gardiner (1913) 63. KINGS, CHURCHILLS, AND STATESMEN by Knut Hagberg (1929) 64. THE ENGLISH SPIRIT, Essays in History and Literature by A.L. Rowse (1944) 65. STRAY LEAVES by Herbert Paul (1909) chapter on WSC bio of Lord Randolph 66. RANDOM PALMS by Geoffrey Handley-Taylor (1945) reading of WSC’s palm 67. THE PRICE OF VICTORY by Michael Charlton (1983) 68. TREAD SOFTLY FOR YOU TREAD ON MY JOKES by Malcolm Muggeridge (1966) Chapters on WSC and RSC 69. THE CONNOISSEUR’S BOOK OF THE CIGAR by Z. Davidoff (1969) 70. THE BATTLE OF STEPNEY by Colin Rogers (1918) 71. DINNER AT THE WHITE HOUSE by Louis Adamic (1946) 72. MEN, MARTYRS AND MONTEBANKS by Beverly Baxter (1939) 73. FRIENDS & MEMORIES by Fleur Cowles (1975) 74. WESTMINSTER VOICES by James Johnston (1928) 75. ELEVEN AT NO. 10, A Personal view of Prime Ministers 1931-84 by Frank Longford (1984) 76. NUMBER 10, The Private lives of six Prime Ministers by Terence Feely (1982) 77. A PRIME MINISTER ON PRIME MINISTERS by Harold Wilson (1977) 78. LEADERS by Richard Nixon (1982) 79. 100 GREAT LIVES Odhams Press 1957 80. MEMORIES OF MEN & WOMEN by A.L. Rowse (1980) 81. COMMENTS AND CHARACTERS by John Buchan (1940) 82. DISTINGUISHED FOR TALENT, Some men of Influence and Enterprise by Woodrow Wyatt (1958) 83. SPECTRUM, A Spectator Miscellany (1956) 84. TWELVE PORTRAITS OF POWER by S.E. Ayling (1961) 85. ECHOES OF BIG BEN, A journalist’s parliamentary diary (1946) 86. FROM CHATHAM TO CHURCHILL, British history 1760-1965 by G.M. Howat 87. REAL SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE, by Richard Harding Davis (1912) 88. CRADLES OF EMINENCE, A study of the childhoods of famous men & women by V.& M. Goetzel (1962) 89. SAILORS, STATESMEN AND OTHERS by J.M. Kenworthy (1933) 90. EDITORIAL, The memoirs of Colin R. Coote (1965) 91. GREAT LEADERS by R.J. Unstead (juvenile 1966) 92. NEWS OF WAR by Rupert Furneaux, lots on Churchill in the Sudan (1964) 93. THE MIRROR, A political history by Maurice Edelman (1966) 94. THE MIRRORS OF DOWNING STREET by Gentleman with a duster (c. 1920) 95. THE THREE CHURCHILLS by Sir Arthur McNalty (1949) 96. KINGS, COURTS AND SOCIETY anonymous (c. 1908) 97. DEVIL’S DECADE, Portraits of the Nineteen-Thirties by Collin Brooks (1948) 98. THE ABUSE OF POWER, The war between Downing St. and the media from Lloyd George to Callahan by James Margach 99. PRINCIPLES & PERSUASIONS, The literary essays of Anthony West (1958) 100. TWELVE LANCES FOR LIBERTY by Ferdinand Tuohy (1940) 101. BRITISH AUTHORS, A Twentieth Century gallery by Richard Church (1943) 102. EYEWITNESS, an anthology of British reporting, includes report of Churchill’s D-day speech (1960) 103. TRIBUNE 21 edited by Elizabeth Thomas, has 2 articles on WSC by Bevan 91958) 104. THE DOGE OF DOVER, Portraits & Essays by John Raymond (1960) 105. PORTRAITS AND APPRECIATIONS by Viscount d’Abernon (1931) 106. PILLARS OF EMPIRE by W. & J. Courtney (c. 1918) 107. ADVENTURES IN LONDON by James Douglas (1909) 108. HAPPY DISPATCHES by A.B. Peterson (Sydney 1934) 109. THIS BLESED PLOT by Hesketh Pearson & Hugh Kingsmill (1942) 110. ESSAYS IN BIOGRAPHY by J.M. Keynes (1933) 111. GREAT BRITONS, 20th Century lives by Harold Oxbury (1985) 112.
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