The Iron Lady

by John Campbell

Series: Margaret Thatcher (Volume 2)

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John Campbell draws on the mass of memoirs and diaries of Mrs Thatcher's colleagues, aides, advisers and rivals, as well as on original material from the Ronald Reagan archive, shedding light on the Reagan-Thatcher special relationship, and on dozens of interviews.

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Learned a lot from this. Kind of timely, reading about the Tories destroying Labour and dominating for 10 years (and Labour having to change significantly to get elected again). I wonder how long it will take for the Liberals to recover. (

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John Campbell draws on the mass of memoirs and diaries of Mrs Thatcher's colleagues, aides, advisers and rivals, as well as on original material from the Ronald Reagan archive, shedding light on the Reagan-Thatcher special relationship, and on dozens of interviews.

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