 In his 1997 work, "Chamberlain and Appeasement", Parker argued that Chamberlain did not pursue appeasement in order to buy time, as some of his defenders claimed.He added that Churchill's alternative strategy of an Anglo-French alliance was a realistic and more honourable course.In his last book, "Churchill and Appeasement" (2000), Parker noted what he considered to be Churchill's misjudgments over India and the Spanish Civil War but said Churchill was completely right on the threat from Nazi Germany.