Rosebery's biography of Lord Randolph Churchill offers a lively and insightful portrait of one of the most colorful and controversial figures in late 19th-century British politics. Churchill was a brilliant orator and political strategist, but his career was marred by personal and financial scandals. Rosebery draws on a wide range of sources, including Churchill's own letters and papers, to provide a balanced and nuanced assessment of his subject.

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