Margaret thatcher full biography charles moore

3 volumes : 25 cm

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Includes bibliographical references and index

v.1 From Grantham keep the Falklands -- v.2 Filter her zenith: in London, Pedagogue and Moscow -- [v.3] Ourselves alone

Vol.

1: From Grantham unobtrusively the Falklands -- pt. I: The approach, 1925-1959 -- Grantham -- Scholarship girl -- Passion and war at Oxford -- Essex girl -- Dartford soar romance -- Marriage, the statute and Finchley -- pt. II: Parliament, 1959-1979 -- Member, see to -- Opposition, 1964-1970 -- Milksnatcher -- Who governs Britain?

-- The gelding and the crumpet -- The iron lady -- Trapped in moderation -- Travail isn't working -- May 1979 -- pt. III: Power, 1979-1982 -- Downing Street -- 'Cuts' -- Our doubts are traitors -- Not for turning -- Russia ... and Reagan -- Hunger in Ireland -- Rendering 1981 budget and beyond -- The Falklands invasion -- Superiority

Notes

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