Even patients suffering from dementia knew who Thatcher was, writes James Le Fanu The judgment of history is stern but fair. There seems little doubt, reading this week's extracts about Margaret Thatcher, that her reputation as the greatest peacetime British leader of the 20th century is well merited. But even during her premiership, her formidable force of character penetrated the subconscious of the public mind more deeply than that of any other prime minister.
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Doctor's diary - The Telegraph 21st April 2008
Monday, April 21, 2008
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