Margaret Thatcher: The Road to Power

Chapter List (92) Free

• 1: author's words
• 2: translator's words
• 3: Chapter 1 Fun childhood stories in border towns (1)
• 4: Chapter 1 Fun childhood stories in border towns (2)
• 5: Chapter Two
• 6: Chapter One
• 7: Section 2 Marriage, Family and the Law
• 8: Section 3 Suez Canal Incident and Beyond
• 9: Section 4 Finchley Road
• 10: The first section finally has a garden
• 11: Section 2 Novices Trial Legislation
• 12: Section 3 Leftists on the Right
• 13: Section 4 Tenure
• 14: Section 5 back in the field
• 15: Replacing the pianist in the first section
• 16: Section 2 Against the Chancellor of the Exchequer
• 17: Section 3 Ted and Enoch
• 18: Section 4 Journey to the future
• 19: Section 5 The Selsdon Woman
• 20: First impressions
• 21: 2nd grammatical error
• 22: Section 3 Science and Teacher Training
• 23: Section 4 Supplying Milk Incident
• 24: Section 5 Student Prince
• 25: Section 6 try, try again
• 26: Chapter 7 The blow of reality
• 27: First happy and confident morning
• 28: Section II Rawls-Royce Policy
• 29: Section 3 From Empire to Europe
• 30: Section 4 The journey of reversal
• 31: The 180-degree turn that went too far in the fifth quarter
• 32: Chapter 6 Retribution
• 33: 9.5% Solution for Section 1
• 34: Chapter 2 Thinking Again for the First Time
• 35: In the third quarter, Ted put all his eggs in one basket
• 36: Section 4 Keith Retires
• 37: Little turmoil in Westminster in the fifth quarter
• 38: Section 1 Formation of the Shadow Cabinet
• 39: Section 2 Machine Politics
• 40: Chapter 3 The shackles of the past
• 41: The fourth quarter is difficult
• 42: Section Five
• 43: Section 6 Liberal Party and Labor Party Alliance
• 44: Section 1 Europe
• 45: Section 2 East and West
• 46: Section III Middle East
• 47: Section 4 Asia and the Far East
• 48: Section 5 Afterthoughts
• 49: Happy first episode
• 50: Section 2 Glenwick Incident
• 51: Section 3 Leave Income Policy
• 52: Section 4 Immigration
• 53: SECTION 5 1978 WITHOUT ELECTIONS
• 54: Section 6 Division and Rebellion
• 55: Section 7 Labour's Nemesis
• 56: Section 8 The Fall of the Government
• 57: Section 9 Airey
• 58: The first section clarifies the theme
• 59: Section 2 Organize an Election Campaign
• 60: Section 3 First Week of Election – 21 days to 14 days before the election
• 61: Section 4 The second week of the election - 14 days to 7 days before the election
• 62: Section 5 The third week of the election - 7 days before the election to the election day
• 63: Section 6 restarts
• 64: Section 1 Narrow Internationalism
• 65: Section 2 Towards Maastricht
• 66: Section 3 Maastricht Treaty
• 67: Section 4 Another Europe
• 68: Chapter 5: A New Beginning
• 69: The bruised euphoria of the first episode
• 70: Section 2 Conservative Foreign Policy Principles
• 71: Section 3 Nation, nation-state and nationalism
• 72: SECTION 4 PROMOTION OF LIBERTY
• 73: Section 5 Strong Defense
• 74: Section 1 Continuing Debate
• 75: Section 2 Crime is on the rise
• 76: Section 3 Growing Reliance on Welfare
• 77: Section 4 Family Misfortune
• 78: Section 5 Theory of Criminal Behavior Cycle
• 79: Section 6 Virtues in Fighting Evil
• 80: Section 7 Reducing Crime
• 81: Section 8 Curbing Welfare Dependence
• 82: Section 9 Strengthening the Family
• 83: Section 1 Behind the scenes of economics
• 84: Section 2 Britain in the 1980s
• 85: Why is the third section the West?
• 86: Section 4 Latin America
• 87: Section 5 Asia-Pacific Region
• 88: Section 6 African Issues
• 89: Section 7 Central and Eastern Europe
• 90: Section 8 Two Models - UK and Germany
• 91: Section 9 The Temptation of "Stability"
• 92: postscript