Duff Cooper Prize

The Duff Cooper Prize is a British literary prize. He was called in memory of Alfred Duff Cooper diplomats, 1st Viscount Norwich to life and has been awarded since 1956 lyrical annually for a political, historical, biographical, or (more rarely) work. The prize is worth £ 5,000.

Award winners

Literary award Alan Moorehead Lawrence Durrell Andrew Young Michael Howard Nirad C. Chaudhuri Roy Fuller Quentin Bell Robin Lane Fox Seamus Heaney E. R. Dodds Geoffrey Hill Victoria Glendinning Richard Ellmann Peter Porter (poet) Hilary Spurling Humphrey Carpenter Hugh Cecil, 1st Baron Quickswood John Keegan David Gilmour (writer) Gitta Sereny Diarmaid MacCulloch Richard Holmes (biographer) Adam Hochschild Robert Skidelsky, Baron Skidelsky Margaret MacMillan Mark Mazower William Dalrymple (historian) Martin J. Sherwin Robert Service (historian) Sarah Bakewell
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