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Book: Paperback | 132 x 197mm | 304 pages | ISBN 9780140264821 | 14 Jan 1998 | Penguin | Adult
George Macaulay Trevelyan was the most famous and widely read British historian of this century. Yet today his works are largely ignored. In this spirited study David Cannadine addresses Trevelyan's critics and demonstrates his role as a major historical personality who deserves to be recognized and understood for what he was: one of the towering figures in the political, cultural and intellectual life of Britain in the ages of Asquith, Baldwin and Churchill.
