One of this author's novels describes the conclusion of Antonio Molara's dictatorship of Laurania, which sees his wife Lucile fall in love with the title character, Savrola.
One of this author's novels describes the conclusion of Antonio Molara's dictatorship of Laurania, which sees his wife Lucile fall in love with the title character, Savrola. That book was based on the same conflict which inspired his The Story of the Malakand Field Force, and he told of the Mahdist Revolt in his The ($) River War. Norman Brook was in charge of censoring this author's most famous work, because Clement Attlee gave him access to secret documents. This winner of the (*) 1953 Nobel Prize in Literature wrote a six- part series beginning with The Gathering Storm titled The Second World War. For ten points, identify this author, who, perhaps more famously, was Prime Minister of Britain during World War II.
One of this author's novels describes the conclusion of Antonio Molara's dictatorship of Laurania, which sees his wife Lucile fall in love with the title character, Savrola.
Winston {Churchill}