Harold Macmillan: A Political Journey

This chapter traces the early life and political evolution of Harold Macmillan, emphasizing his Scottish roots and formative experiences at Eton and Oxford. It examines the profound impacts of World War I on his political beliefs, personal struggles, and complex relationships, particularly highlighting his tumultuous marriage. The narrative unfolds his gradual rise in the Conservative Party, his unique economic philosophies, and pivotal wartime roles, showcasing his intricate political landscape during the late 1930s and early 1940s.