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July 1, 1996Parliamentary Affairs

Thatcherism and the 3 'Rs': Radicalism, Realism and Rhetoric in the Third Term of the Thatcher Government

D. DOLOWIZ David Marsh Fiona O’Neill D. J. Richards

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DAVID DOLOWIZ, DAVID MARSH, FIONA O'NEILL, DAVID RICHARDS; Thatcherism and the 3 ‘Rs’: Radicalism, Realism and Rhetoric in the Third Term of the Thatcher G

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