Thatcher, Margaret (1925–)

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16-18	April 1986 Readings/Article Dementia and Mrs. Thatcher By Ian J. Deary, Simon Wessely, and Michael Farrell SEE ALSO: Aged; Thatcher, Margaret; Recollection (Psychology) PDF IMAGES
73-74	September 1985 Article Life with Maggie: A letter from Oxford By David Selbourne SEE ALSO: Thatcher, Margaret; 1979-; Public opinion PDF IMAGES
28	September 1983 Harper's journal/Article Dunce of the month SEE ALSO: Anecdotes; Thatcher, Margaret; Mailer, Norman; Relations with women PDF IMAGES
24-29	December 1979 Article Going down with Great Britain: Thatcher against the inevitable By Peter Jenkins SEE ALSO: Career as Great Britain prime minister; Thatcher, Margaret; 1945-1993; 1964-1979 PDF IMAGES

August 25, 2008	Margaret Thatcher, revealed her daughter, has dementia and often forgets that she is no longer the British prime minister. “Oh,” she said in a lucid moment, “how I wish I could do it all again.”	Weekly Review By Paul Ford Source: The Washington Post
October 5, 2003	Margaret Thatcher was said to be losing her mind.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge Source: Sunday Mirror
August 14, 2001	A German businessman was planning to sell toilet paper in Britain printed with images of the Queen and Margaret Thatcher.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge
September 12, 2000	Baroness Margaret Thatcher accused British Prime Minister Tony Blair of trying to “abolish Britain.” Venus Williams won the U.S. Open tennis championship.	Weekly Review By Roger D. Hodge

23	January 1989 Readings/Illustration Maggie gets even By Peter Rix SEE ALSO: Thatcher, Margaret; Portraits; Prime ministers; Sexual dominance and submission PDF IMAGES

November 2009

FINAL EDITION
Twilight of the American Newspaper
By Richard Rodriguez

THE INTELLIGENCE FACTORY
How America Makes Its Enemies Disappear
By Petra Bartosiewicz

PROSPEROUS FRIENDS
A story by Christine Schutt

Also: Frederick Seidel and Mark Kingwell