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The View from No. 11:

Memoirs of a Tory Radical
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Bantam Press, 1992 - Cabinet officers - 1119 pages

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This should be called "Lullaby of a Tory Radical", it is so sleep inducing. I couldn't even bring myself to finish the book (I got about halfway through before giving it up as a bad job).

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For my Christian friends, the Free Presbyterian Lord Chancellor's qualities shine through when Lawson speaks of the man. Lawson is a top notch chap who responds to my letters. Read full review

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Contents

FORMATIVE YEARS
3
MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT
10
Preparation for Office
16
Copyright

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The view from no. 11: memoirs of a Tory radical
The view from no. 11: memoirs of a Tory radical
Nigel Lawson
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TitleThe View from No. 11: Memoirs of a Tory Radical
AuthorNigel Lawson
Editionillustrated, reprint
PublisherBantam Press, 1992
ISBN0593022181, 9780593022184
Length1119 pages
  
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