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Margaret Thatcher : Herself Alone

Charles Moore

"This third and climactic volume (1987-2013) of Charles Moore's authorized biography gives the definitive account of Margaret Thatcher's third term in office and her life after it. Three stories run through the whole book. The first is Mrs. Thatcher's dominance of her government in almost every domestic field, but also her growing intolerance of dissent, the increasing alienation of her most senior ministers over Europe and the fatal corrosion that followed. The second is her commanding presence on the world stage, ... her role in the ending of the Cold War, her central position in the response to the invasion of Kuwait, and her increasing isolation as America's priorities in Europe changed. The third is how she, a woman, coped and led in political worlds almost entirely occupied by men"--Dust jacket flap.

GenresThatcher, MargaretConservative Party (Great Britain)BiographyPrime ministersGreat BritainWomen prime ministers

1,006 pages, 2 editions

English edition · First published 2013 by Alfred A. Knopf · ISBN 9781101947203

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2 editions

English

  • Margaret Thatcher : Herself Alone · Alfred A. Knopf · 2013 · ISBN 9781101947203 This page
  • Margaret Thatcher: The Authorized Biography : At Her Zenith : In London, Washington and Moscow · Vintage Books, a division of Penguin Random House LLC · 2016 · ISBN 9781101873847

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