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Cover of The Young Melbourne & Lord M

The Young Melbourne & Lord M

✍ Scribed by Cecil, David


Book ID
110496139
Publisher
Pan Macmillan UK
Year
2017
Tongue
en-GB
Weight
426 KB
Category
Fiction
ISBN-13
9781509854929

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✦ Synopsis


Modern Library's 100th best non-fiction book of all time, and John F. Kennedy's favourite book.

A masterful biography of the life of Lord Melbourne - Queen Victoria's Prime Minister and devoted mentor, and one of England's most controversial statesmen - whose turbulent marriage to Lady Caroline Lamb was one of the greatest scandals of the era.

A charming, curious and altogether idiosyncratic figure, Melbourne is the perfect subject for a biography and David Cecil - with his elegant, thoughtful style and perfect scholarship - was his ideal biographer. The resulting work is a true classic of the genre and remains the most important and comprehensive account of Britain's most beguiling and individual Prime Minister.

This volume contains the entirety of David Cecil's two seminal biographies of Lord Melbourne -The Young Melbourne and Lord M - in one definitive book.

"A superb work of art" - Harold...


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