MY LIFE - The autobiography of Sir Oswald Mosley

Oswald Mosley has been described as the greatest orator of the twentieth century. But his ability to express his ideas in a moving way were not confined to the spoken word. In this autobiography written towards the end of his life, Mosley demonstrates his considerable ability as a powerful writer as he describes his ideas and his life's journey.

It was a long journey along dark and dangerous paths but driven by his belief that courage and intellect would lead to the ultimate triumph of the 'revolt against destiny' he never faltered. His life story begins with his early days as an airman in the First World War; his attempt as a British Member of Parliament to persuade the government to act decisively against hunger and poverty in the Great Depression; his development of the British fascist ideal through British Union; his campaign for peace with honour and people and Empire intact; his imprisonment without charge or trial in the Second World War; and his emergence as the first political thinker to advocate the Union of Europe.

Finally, Mosley describes his philosophy of the Evolution to Higher Forms, which he considered his greatest contribution to human thought: a doctrine that gives positive answers to the eternal question of life's meaning.