Book Summary and Reviews of Gandhi & Churchill by Arthur Herman

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"A forceful portrait of the emergence of the postcolonial era in the fateful contrast - and surprising affinities - between two historic figures.... Fascinating." - Publishers Weekly

"A well-wrought historical narrative that adds significantly to our understanding of both figures. " - Kirkus Reviews.

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