Titlebook: After Number 10; Former Prime Ministe Kevin Theakston Book 2010 Kevin Theakston 2010 18th century.comparative.health.politics.Thatcher.Brit

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-59745-256-4e at the same time, and there are currently just three living ‘members’ of the ‘club’ (Lady Thatcher, Sir John Major and Tony Blair). This book explores the experience of former prime ministers in Britain from the 18th century to the present day. What do they do after leaving the topmost office in British government?

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-59745-256-4and the ground except a thousand feet of thin air. Although he was determined to carry on, he was not going to be able to defy the laws of gravity and escape the fate of other unsuccessful premiers and party leaders.

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Salisbury to Asquith,his age and in poor health. He had first served as a Cabinet minister 36 years earlier and had been at the top of his party for 20 years. Imperturbable and remote, he had come to seem a fixed part of the political landscape, what Curzon called ‘that strange, powerful, inscrutable and brilliant obstructive deadweight at the top’.

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Comparative Perspectives,the backing of their party, or (more rarely) one who chooses to call it a day and voluntarily quits. Just as in Britain, there is no fixed or predetermined role — they have to work it out for themselves, and what they do depends very much on personal choices and on circumstances.

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