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Leadership of the United Kingdom is being debated as never before. This book is a clear-sighted and insightful contribution to that debate.

Democracy has always been challenged, but this time it's more serious. The meaning of democracy is to take part.

A man who shares his name with a famous singer must grapple with his identity, purpose, and love. Leonard Cohen is a would-be artist, a would-be lover, and a would-be tragic figure. No, not that Leonard Cohen! The Leonard Cohen at the center of Leonard Cohen: A Novel is a regular guy. A man haunted by the greatness of his namesake, he struggles to compete and not to be defeated, but most of all, he struggles to accept his fate, to be more than...

Renowned historian Peter Hennessy illustrious career spans post-war to post-Brexit Britain, and here he gives a wealth of anecdote and reflection from this most astute observer of Westminster and the establishment.

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Written for a non-specialist audience, Northern Ireland in the UK Constitution is a comprehensive yet accessible introduction for those who want to understand Northern Ireland as a constitutional entity.

A British diplomat shares lessons on leadership gained over his expansive career.

A unique portrait of one of the great British statesmen of the twentieth century.

A concise and distinguished book' Andrew Roberts.

Hans von Trotha's journey through the history of the English garden introduces us to twelve of the most important, original, and beautiful parks in Britain, all of which can be visited today.

This book is a ravishing account of the enchantment of a poet by the landscape, rekindling in us the wish to buy a ticket at once and embark for the islands'-Orhan Pamuk

The former head of the UK's Diplomatic Service considers what the future of Britain's foreign policy should look like.

Peter Hennessy charts the turbulent years of 2021 and 2022.

Clark's vivid portrayal is full of evocative portraits of a new breed of politician, the forerunners of all those who, later in the last century and in this one, overcame a system from which they had been excluded for too long.

During the enforced idleness of the Covid-19 pandemic, Christopher Somerville revisited the 450 notebooks whose pages contain the accumulated thoughts and experiences of a career spent exploring Britain on foot over four decades.

The Serpent Coiled in Naples is a travelogue, a meditation on mortality, and much else besides.

The first complete account of all places relevant to Churchill's life which provide fascinating and fresh insights into this extraordinary man.