As a young man, Churchill (1874-1965) already sensed that he had caught history’s eye. “We are all worms, but I do believe that I am a glow-worm,” he told an acquaintance in 1906. Unwilling to abide history’s timeline, in the late 1920s he wrote his only formal autobiography, “My Early Life.” Released in 1930 and eventually published in 26 languages, “My Early Life” tells Churchill’s story in his own words, from his earliest recollections to his first years in Parliament.