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Books Written Entirely by Winston S. Churchill
- By RONALD I. COHEN
- | October 17, 2024
- Category: Resources The Literary Churchill
Books by Churchill
Books by Churchill number fifty-one individual works (eleven published posthumously) in eighty volumes (twenty-one posthumous). The list of books includes works edited, compiled or assembled by others, since the words in every case are Churchill’s. “A” numbers are those assigned by my Bibliography of the Writings of Sir Winston Churchill (2006). The dates are those of first publication.
Listed in chronological order are works generally considered to be books (rather than pamphlets or leaflets, the customary format for individual speeches). These include collections of speeches and derivative works from previously published books. The editors have provided links to discussions of certain titles by The Churchill Project.
Not included are individual or narrowly-focused speech collections bound as volumes, such as the Grabhorn or Overbrook Press wartime productions or the Danish Taler i Danmark.
Collections of correspondence with others, such as Churchill & Roosevelt: The Complete Correspondence, are also absent. All of the foregoing are included in a far more extensive list of works by Churchill in my bibliography. —RIC
Soldier and parliamentarian, 1898-1910

A1 The Story of the Malakand Field Force 1897, 1898
A2 The River War (2 vols.), 1899
A3 Savrola (Churchill’s only novel), 1900
A4 London to Ladysmith via Pretoria, 1900
A8 Ian Hamilton’s March, 1900
A10 Mr. Brodrick’s Army, 19031
A17 Lord Randolph Churchill (2 vols.), 1906
A18 For Free Trade, 19061
A27 My African Journey, 1908
A29 Liberalism and the Social Problem, 19091
A31 The People’s Rights, 19101
Statesman and cabinet minister 1923-41

A69 The World Crisis (5 vols. in 6 parts), 1923-31
A91 My Early Life (A Roving Commission in USA), 1930
A95 Thoughts and Adventures (Amid These Storms in USA), 19322
A97 Marlborough: His Life and Times (4 vols., 6 vols. In USA), 1933-38
A105 Great Contemporaries, 19372
A107 Arms and the Covenant (While England Slept in USA), 19381
A111 Step by Step 1936-1939, 19392
A141 Blenheim (from Marlborough), 19412
Finest hours, 1941-46

A142 Into Battle (Blood, Sweat, and Tears in USA and Canada), 19411
A172 The Unrelenting Struggle, 19421
A183 The End of the Beginning, 19431
A194 Onwards to Victory, 19441
A214 The Dawn of Liberation, 19451
A223 Victory, 19461
A224 War Speeches 1940-1945, 19461
A227 Secret Session Speeches, 19461
Postwar books, 1948-64

A240 The Second World War (6 vols.), 1948-533
A241 The Sinews of Peace, 19481
A242 Painting as a Pastime, 19482
A246 Europe Unite, 19501
A255 In the Balance, 19511
A263 The War Speeches (3 vols.), 1951-521
A264 Stemming the Tide: Speeches, 19531
A267 A History of the English-Speaking Peoples (4 vols.), 1956-584
A272 The American Civil War, 19612
A273 The Unwritten Alliance, 19611
A274 Frontiers and Wars, 19622
A275 The Island Race, 19642
Books published posthumously, 1968-2003

A278 Heroes of History, 19682
A279 Joan of Arc, 19692
A282 Young Winston’s Wars, 19725
A283 If I Lived My Life Again, 19742
A284 Winston S. Churchill: His Complete Speeches 1897-1963 (8 vols.), 19741
A286 The Collected Essays of Sir Winston Churchill (4 vols.), 19752
A290 Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat, 19891
A292 The Boer War, 19896
A301 The Great Republic, 19992
A303 Never Give In!, 20031
Endnotes
1 Collections of speeches.
2 Works derived from previous books, despatches and/or articles.
3 Individual volumes entitled The Gathering Storm, Their Finest Hour, The Grand Alliance, The Hinge of Fate, Closing the Ring and Triumph and Tragedy. The American edition of each volume preceded the British editions, both in the same year, except for Volume 6, which appeared in 1954.
4 Individual volumes entitled The Birth of Britain, The New World, The Age of Revolution and The Great Democracies.
5 Derived from war despatches; reprinted in 1992 as Winston S. Churchill War Correspondent 1895-1900.
6 Combined London to Ladysmith via Pretoria and Ian Hamilton’s March.




