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Autobiography of Margaret Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher: The Iron Lady of Politics
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Margaret Thatcher began her career as the first female deputy prime minister. Her talent led her to study chemistry at Oxford University, and she immediately became involved in politics. After graduating in 1947, she worked as a research chemist and studied at the bar in her spare time.
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1954: In 1954, she worked as a consultant specializing in tax law. In 1951 she married the second Earl of Wellington, who was serving as finance minister. So they had the first of two daughters, a son and a daughter, in 1953.
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The first time, Thatcher stood for Parliament in 1950 but was unsuccessful. Despite raising her voter turnout percentage by lobbying local voters. In 1959 she entered the House of Commons in the “safe” parliamentary seat of North Finchley, London.
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Autobiography of Margaret Thatcher
Margaret Thatcher: The Iron Lady of Politics
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Margaret Thatcher began her career as the first female deputy prime minister. Her talent led her to study chemistry at Oxford University, and she immediately became involved in politics. After graduating in 1947, she worked as a research chemist and studied at the bar in her spare time.
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1954: In 1954, she worked as a consultant specializing in tax law. In 1951 she married the second Earl of Wellington, who was serving as finance minister. So they had the first of two daughters, a son and a daughter, in 1953.
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The first time, Thatcher stood for Parliament in 1950 but was unsuccessful. Despite raising her voter turnout percentage by lobbying local voters. In 1959 she entered the House of Commons in the “safe” parliamentary seat of North Finchley, London.
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