Hague's history book award
Thursday, 21 April 2005 12:00 AM
Former Conservative Party leader William Hague has won an award for his book William Pitt the Younger.
His book about William Pitt - Britain's Prime Minister during the French revolutionary and Napoleonic wars - beat off strong competition to win the history book of the year award.
It was chosen ahead of Max Hasting's book on Second World War Germany, Richard Holmes' account of a British solider on the Western Front during the First World War, and Charles Spencer's book about the Battle of Blenheim.
A relaxed Mr Hague is currently touring the country as part of the Conservative Party's election campaign.
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