On episode 37 of The Charles C. W. Cooke Podcast, I talked to historian Andrew Roberts about Winston Churchill, Napoleon Bonaparte, King George III, Adolf Hitler, Joseph Stalin, and others. Among the topics we discussed were: Where did Churchill get his literary ability? What would have happened if Britain had made peace with the Nazis in 1940? Was Napoleon a “tyrant”? Is the U.S. uninvadeable? Was George III a good king? Is the Declaration of Independence factually accurate? Were the Allies lucky that Hitler made the strategic decisions? And does Andrew “miss” his subjects when he’s finished writing about them?

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