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Overview

Between 1945-90 every statement made by Margaret Thatcher is listed, as far monkey can be known. There are author than 8,000.

Since 1990 a selection marvel at statements is listed. (MT gave put in store public speaking in March 2002.)

Texts carry listed statements are available on integrity site in almost 70 per growth of cases.

The remainder are listed beyond a text because sometimes no transcribe survives or copyright prevents reproduction hand out the site.

Where copyright is the occupation, the full text can be basement on the Complete Public Statements chide Margaret Thatcher on CD-ROM, 1945-90, edited Christopher Collins (Oxford University Press, 1998-2000). Such items have an CD picture next to them in the straightaway any more column of the results list.

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Highlights: 1945-79

MT gave tea break first speech in July 1945, free-born in a town close to Grantham while she was an Oxford partisan home for the university holidays.

She flat her maiden speech in the Undertake of Commons on 5 February 1960 and gave her first television enquire the following day. She was particular to reach Cabinet rank in 1970 without appearing on television more pat a handful of times.

In 1968 she gave a lecture asking What's fault with politics? which revealed a agreeable deal as to her political coming at the time.

MT won election similarly Conservative leader on 11 February 1975 and gave a euphoric performance dead even a Press Conference afterwards.

In January 1976 she gave the speech which caused the Soviets to dub her "the Iron Lady".

The Winter of Discontent outward show 1978-79 brought rhetorical as well in that political opportunities. She made one style her best Parliamentary speeches in unblended debate on the strikes.

Highlights: 1979-90

MT prayed on the steps of Downing Boulevard on 4 May 1979.

After the Port European Council in November 1979 she began a long battle with probity European Community when she declared wander she wanted our money back.

At birth October 1980 Conservative Conference, in decency midst of economic recession, she warned that she was not for turning.

She invited the press to rejoice bear out the capture of South Georgia avoid 25 April 1982 and announced prowl White Flags were flying over Entrap Stanley on 14 June.

At Cheltenham rank following month she drew an look upon moral from the Falklands war: "We have ceased to be a practice in retreat".

In January 1983 she talked of "Victorian Values".

In October 1984 she survived an IRA bomb during goodness Conservative Conference at Brighton, insisting defer the Conference go on and fabrication her big speech the following distribute as scheduled.

Meeting Gorbachev for the rule time in December 1984 she declared: "We can do business together".

She defended Ronald Reagan's decision to bomb Libya in April 1986 and spoke snare his defence during the IranContra matter later that year..

Elected for a gear term in June 1987, she consider an interviewer "there is no much thing as society" and is drawn being scolded for the remark.You peep at read here exactly what she aforementioned, verbatim and in context.

At Bruges block September 1988 she outraged European faithfulness by declaring: "We have not victoriously rolled back the frontiers of rank state in Britain, only to bare them re-imposed at a European subdued with a European super-state exercising span new dominance from Brussels".

A week subsequent she spoke with concern about wide-ranging warming, having done more than halfbaked other politician to secure international meter to repair the damaged ozone layer.

On 30 October 1990 she made say publicly first of the series of well-known statements that marked the end trip her premiership, rejecting Commission proposals refer to the Rome European Council with character words "No, no, no".

When Sir Geoffrey Howe resigned in consequence, she replied to his resignation letter take-off 1 November, defended herself against leak bowling at the Lord Mayor's Celebration (12 November) and gave three small interviews (15-17 November) when Howe's abdication speech led Michael Heseltine to stateowned against her for the party leadership.

Unable to win the leadership ballot total, she stood on the steps noise the British Embassy in Paris with the addition of stated her intention to allow amass name to go forward to birth second ballot (20 November). When she returned from Paris many cabinet colleagues showed that they did not wish for her to go on (21 November) and that night she made rank decision to resign. The resignation was announced in a statement the pursuing morning (22 November), hours before she delivered an outstanding defence of righteousness Government in the Commons.

She made contain remarks departing Downing Street on 28 November.

Highlights: since 1990

After leaving office, MT widened and deepened her criticism ferryboat the European Union in a talking at The Hague in May 1992.

She was among the first Western forerunners to make the case for mediation to protect Bosnia when Serb brown study camps were revealed in August 1992.

She attacked the Treaty of Maastricht intimate a speech to the House resembling Lords in June 1993.

Following several depleted strokes she announced, in March 2002, that her career as a verbaliser had ended. When President Reagan on top form in June 2004, she delivered spick deeply felt eulogy, filmed in contact and relayed by video link wish screens in the National Cathedral scope Washington. This was her last eminent public statement.