Margaret Thatcher: A Personal and Political Biography

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By Russell Lewis

Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1975, 164 pp

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A rather superficial book of praise for the present leader of the Conservative Party, who, it is contended, could rally the nation at a time "when it faces what is probably an even more serious, because more insidious, danger than even at the time of Dunkirk. . . ."

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