History / History-British Political / Curzon: The End of an Epoch. by Leonard Mosley

• Book Title: Curzon: The End of an Epoch.
• Author: Leonard Mosley
• ISBN: mw0138
• Publisher: Readers Union/ Longmans, Green
• Year Published: 1961
• Our Price: £14.85 GBP ($24.50 USD)
• Description: Readers Union/ Longmans, Green & Co. 1961: first of this edition: hard cover in dust jacket :approx 5" x 8" tall: 301 pages including index: b/w photographic illustrations. Synopsis: A revealing 300 page biography of George Nathaniel Curzon. At the beginning of his work the author compares his subject to Sir George's Savile, first Marquess of Halifax, ( 1633 -95) describing the two as ' remarkable men whose enormous talents failed to earn them the ultimate rewards which they spent their lives in seeking. They died disappointed " He goes on to say "This biography is an attempt to explain, in the case of George Nathaniel Curzon why". The resulting comprehensive study of Curzon , set against the complicated background of British and British Empire politics during the first 25 years of the 20th century, results in a picture of a Viceroy, politician,and statesman, a complex and temperamental man, and the epoch in which he eventually endured domestic stress and political humiliation. Condition: dust cover edges rubbed and repaired: : overall very clean, firm and and good :
• Condition: Collectable- Very Good
• Dustcover: Yes
• Binding: Hardback
• Type: Used Books

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