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Lord Beaverbrook
For more than 50 years Lord Beaverbrook, born plain Max Aitken in Canada in 1879, was a key figure in British public life--press baron, cabinet minister, friend and collaborator of the rich and famous. In this ground-breaking biography, the authors have drawn upon dozens of interviews and hitherto-unexplored documentary material to create a fascinating portrait of the man and his times.
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Success Second Edition
With the help of Lord 1st Baron Bacon, "Success" is a thrilling study the requirements and dispositions that permit you to discover happiness in lots of areas of your life. This important work by the use of the Canadian-British newspaper writer and political professional, LORD BEAVERBROOK, moreover known as Lord 1st baron beaverbrook, is an undying manual for folks who need to get what they need. Lord Francis Bacon uses his personal stories and findings in the book to interrupt down the most crucial factors of happiness. He stresses how critical it is to have sturdy strength of will, patience, and the capability to conform to tough situations. Baron Verulam stresses how critical it's miles to have self-self-belief, assume strategically, and be able to capture opportunities as key steps on the direction to happiness. Throughout the book, Lord 1st Baron Beaverbrook makes use of testimonies and training from his eventful career in politics and the media to provide readers advice that is each beneficial and inspiring. "Success" is a valuable book for folks who need to be stimulated and guided in their private and expert lives due to the author's sharp views and practical technique.
Beaverbrook
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SUCCESS (SECOND EDITION) BY LORD BEAVERBROOK
SUCCESS (SECOND EDITION) BY LORD BEAVERBROOK What are the qualities which make for success? They are three: Judgment, Industry, and Health, and perhaps the greatest of these is judgment. In the ultimate resort judgment is the power to assimilate knowledge and to use it. Lord Beaverbrook, Max Aitken, shared his thoughts on industry, business and success in a weekly newspaper column nearly 100 years ago. His articles gained such interest that they were published in book form with the title SUCCESS. The articles embodied in this small book were written during the pressure of many other affairs and without any idea that they would be published as a consistent whole. It is, therefore, certain tha...
Beaverbrook
"THE life of William Maxwell Aitken, first Baron Beaverbrook, is one of the most fabulous success stories of our time. Far more than forty years he has been a forminadble figure in British politics; now, at seventy-six, he is almost the last survivor of the great first generation of newspaper millionaires. Yet he was born a son of the Manse in a small Canadian town. With a vigour and candour worthy of his subject, Tom Driberg tells the story of Beaverbrook's flamvoyant achievements in finance, politics, and Fleet Street—but reveals his life, too, as one of ultimate disappointment and frustration. On his twenty-first birthday Max Aitken decided to become a millionaire. he quickly fulfilled ...
Max Beaverbrook
Financial magician, flamboyant politician, minister in both world wars, press baron, serial philanderer, Winston Churchill's boon companion in the dark days of 1940-41 and in his later years, Max Beaverbrook was without a doubt one of the most colourful characters of the first half of the twentieth century. Born and brought up in the Scottish Presbyterian fastness of northeast Canada, he escaped to make his fortune in Canadian financial markets. By 1910, when he migrated to Britain at the age of thirty-one, he was already a multimillionaire. With a seat in the House of Commons and then a peerage, he came to know all the senior figures in both British and Canadian politics. In acquiring the D...
The Beaverbrook Girl
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