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The enduring working-class charisma of Brazil’s Lula

Book review – biography

Book Review
The enduring working-class charisma of Brazil’s Lula
By Patrick Graney
Book Review
Pat Nixon, ambassador of goodwill
By Christopher Sandford
Book Review
A new and compelling study of the life of the iconic rebel Nat Turner
By Clement Knox
Book Review
The wit and wisdom of Margaret Cavendish
By Lisa Hilton
Book Review
Relive Lou Reed’s wild, contradictory life
By Philip Clark
Book Review
A definitive biography of Liz and Dick, Hollywood’s most controversial and glamorous couple
By Harry Mount
Book Review
An admirable but flawed new biography of George Eliot
By Oliver Soden
Book Review
Why is George Orwell so difficult to pin down?
By Alexander Larman
Book Review
Lady Caroline Lamb and the frantic bed-hopping between the great houses of England
By Harry Mount
Book Review
The king and queen who saved the British monarchy
By Christopher Sandford
Book Review
Who was the real Martin Luther King, Jr.?
By David J. Garrow
Book Review
Vince McMahon: the modern-day P.T. Barnum who changed America
By Art Tavana
Books
How Klaus Fuchs’s treachery may have averted Armageddon
By Jay Elwes
Books
Was there no end to John Buchan’s talents?
By Allan Massie
Books
Vasily Grossman: eyewitness to the 20th century’s worst atrocities
By Robert Chandler
Books
For Marie Colvin, mortal danger was what made life worth living
By Colin Freeman
Books
Kenneth Grahame: another boy who wouldn’t grow up
By Peter Parker
Books
The ‘other’ life of Harvey Milk
By Peter Tatchell

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