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Books by Andrew Roberts mentioned on podcasts

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5 books across 8 episodes on 5 podcasts.

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  1. Churchill

    2 mentions · Modern Wisdom, EconTalk

    Churchill by Andrew Roberts is an acclaimed biographical work detailing the long, complex, and consequential life of British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.

    Recommended
    “Churchill's biography is so good. Like you go Jesus Christ did this man um the big I think it's Andrew Roberts uh Churchill biography.”
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  2. Napoleon

    3 mentions · David Senra, EconTalk

    Andrew Roberts's acclaimed historical biography provides a comprehensive examination of the life, military campaigns, and political career of the French emperor.

    Recommended
    “Which biography? Andrew Roberts. Of course. Yeah. Great biography.”
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  3. The storm of war

    2 mentions · The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast, EconTalk

    The Storm of War by Andrew Roberts is a sweeping, comprehensive historical account of the Second World War that details the immense global conflicts, military strategies, and human elements of the era.

    Discussed
    “And but one of the things, you know, I I I I said, you know, as well as talking about the famous great figures of the past, I gave the example of there's a as a 16-year-old who who who Andrew Roberts mentions in his history of World War II, The Storm of War, the 16-year-old who lied about his”
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  4. A History of the English-Speaking Peoples since 1900

    1 mention · EconTalk

    Discussed
    “among his other books are history of world war ii the storm of war and napoleon”
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  5. Conflict

    6 mentions · Dwarkesh Podcast

    Conflict: The Evolution of Warfare from 1945 to Ukraine by David Petraeus and Andrew Roberts is a comprehensive historical and strategic analysis that traces how military combat and geopolitical leadership have transformed from the end of the Second World War into the modern era.

    Discussed
    “I have the pleasure of speaking with Andrew Roberts, who is most recently the author of “Conflict: The Evolution of Warfare from 1945 to Ukraine.””
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