Thomas Pakenham - Definition and Overview

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For the brigadier general of the same name, see Thomas Pakenham, 5th Earl of Longford.

Thomas Pakenham, Lord Longford, (b. 1933) is an Anglo-Irish non-fiction author. Amoung his credits are The Boer War (1971) and The Scramble for Africa (1991), which won the WH Smith Literary Award and the Alan Paton Award.

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