The Downing Street Years

Brief Summary

As an incredibly smart politician, Margaret Thatcher had always understood her position as a woman but never allowed public opinion to stand in her way. Her character was defined by determination, resilience, and an unwavering confidence in her own abilities. While developing new political strategies that led her country to prosperity, she also knew how to manage the public and its opinion. Read about the life of this remarkable woman in her memoir "The Downing Street Years".