Theresa May - The Downing Street RevolutionKings Road Publishing, 2016 - 256 páginas Only the second woman to hold office at 10 Downing Street, Theresa May inherits the most difficult political mandate of recent times: to negotiate Britain s exit from the European Union and re-establish its place in the wider world. She is known as an uncompromising and fiercely moral political operator who has risen through the ranks through profound competence, instead of cronyism. Her premiership promises to overthrow what she calls the "Nasty Party" image the Conservative Party has brought upon itself through infighting, career-politicking, and dishonesty, and restore a steady hand to the tiller of a nation in turmoil. But there is much more to her story than has emerged in the wake of the Brexit vote. Here, experienced journalist and political observer Virginia Blackburn examines the astonishing career, the politics, and the quite remarkable life of the woman who is tasked with changing not just the public face of the Conservatives, but the very fabric of the United Kingdom itself." |
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BREXIT | 1 |
UPSTAIRS DOWNSTAIRS | 21 |
THE VICARS DAUGHTER | 37 |
DREAMING SPIRES | 55 |
TRIUMPH AND TRAGEDY | 73 |
A SHOWCASE OF THE TALENTS | 91 |
CLIMBING THE GREASY POLE | 105 |
NEW GIRL | 121 |
THE QUIET MAN | 137 |
THE NASTY PARTY | 153 |
GIRL POWER | 169 |
NEW WORLD ORDER | 185 |
THERESAS PEOPLE | 203 |
HEAD GIRL AT THE HOME OFFICE | 219 |
HEADMISTRESS AT NUMBER 10 | 237 |
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