Leader Of The Opposition Collection

MARGARET THATCHER WITH HENRY KISSINGER. PICTURED IN 1975

MARGARET THATCHER HOLDS ALOFT BAGS WITH SHOPPING BOUGHT IN 1974 AND 1979 TO ILLUSTRATE THE EFFECTS OF INFLATION IN HALIFAX DURING THE GENERAL ELECTION CAMPAIGN - 24TH APRIL 1979 (79/3103)

Margaret Thatcher and Reginald Maudling arriving at meeting at Claridges, London - October 1975

MARGARET THATCHER ADDRESSES THE PRESS WITH HER FAMOUS HANDBAG AFTER BEING ELECTED CONSERVATIVE PARTY LEADER IN 1975

Margaret Thatcher shaking hands with Henry Kissinger outside Claridiges, London - May 1976

Margaret Thatcher dancing with Mayor of Brighton at Conservative party conference - October 1978

MRS. MARGARET THATCHER SWEEPS UP OUTSIDE HER HOME IN CHEYNE WALK, CHELSEA - 2ND FEBRUARY 1975. (75-266)

MARGARET THATCHER TOURS THE BLUE CIRCLE CEMENT PLANT AT NORTHFLEET - 21ST AUGUST 1978

Margaret Thatcher at the Thames Barrier in Woolwich, London - February 1979

Sir William Vernon Harcourt, British Liberal statesman (litho)
3100151 Sir William Vernon Harcourt, British Liberal statesman (litho) by English Photographer, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Sir William Vernon Harcourt (1827-1904)

Patriotic Regeneration, -Viz. - Parliament Reform d A la Francoise
NCO189756 Patriotic Regeneration, -Viz.- Parliament Reform d A la Francoise, - That Is- Honest Men (i.e. Opposition) in the Seat of Justice

Margaret Thatcher at press conference following election as Tory leader - February 1975

Margaret Thatcher looking pensive during TV interview - April 1977

Margaret Thatcher with husband Denis and son Mark celebrating her election as leader of Conservative Party - February 1975

Margaret Thatcher giving speech at conference - October 1976

Margaret Thatcher being kissed by husband Denis celebrating her election as leader of Conservative Party - February 1975

Margaret Thatcher delivering speech at the Conservative Party conference in Brighton - May 1977

Margaret Thatcher smiling - May 1977

TED HEATH AND MARGARET THATCHER - 10TH OCTOBER 1976

Margaret Thatcher waving looking confident - May 1977

MARGARET THATCHER. PICTURED IN 1976

MARGARET THATCHER AT HER HOME IN FLOOD STREET WITH HUSBAND DENIS. PICTURED IN 1977

MARK, MARGARET AND DENIS THATCHER IS ELECTED CONSERVATIVE PARTY LEADER AFTER THE SECOND BALLOT - 11TH FEBRUARY 1975

Margaret Thatcher and husband Denis Thatcher as she leaves for work - March 1977

Margaret Thatcher with David Steele and Jim Callaghan at Remembrance Day Service - November 1976

Margaret Thatcher during walkabout in Hatfield - April 1977

MARGARET THATCHERs SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY. MRS THATCHER AT HER CHELSEA HOME WITH HUSBAND DENIS AND CHILDREN MARK AND CAROL. PICTURED ON 13TH DECEMBER 1976

Margaret Thatcher with John Surtees, Ronnie Petereson and Davina Galica on the House of Commons Terrace, London - July 1976

Margaret Thatcher visiting christmas cracker factory - November 1977

Margaret Thatcher arriving at Westminster Abbey - February 1977

MARGARET THATCHER AND LORD MACMILLAN - MARCH 1976

DENIS, MARGARET, MARK AND CAROL THATCHER (L-R) ARRIVE AT THE THEATRE ROYAL HAYMARKET, LONDON TO SEE " THE CASE IN QUESTION", 22ND MARCH 1975

JAMES PRIOR AND MARGARET THATCHER AT THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY CONFERENCE IN BRIGHTON - 10TH OCTOBER 1978

Margaret Thatcher during TV interview - April 1977

Margaret Thatcher on a visit to the Blue Circle Cement plant at Nortfleet, pictured in 1978

MARGARET THATCHER HAS HEATED CONVERSATION WITH LEONARD MALLET WHILST ON A WALKABOUT IN EWELL - 1ST APRIL 1978

Tony Blair delivering speech as new leader of Labour party - July 1994

Margaret Thatcher, Conservative Party leader shaking hands with Henry Kissinger the United States Secretary of State outside Claridges in Londons Mayfair - May 1976

Edward Heath inspecting bomb damaged painting as workmen make repairs - January 1975

Edward Heath leaving 10 Downing Street, London during minority government crisis - March 1974 - 02/03/1974

JOHN SMITH AND HIS SHADOW CABINET SUPPORTERS INCLUDING JACK STRAW, GERALD KAUFMAN, JACK CUNNINGHAM, MARGARET BECKETT, FRANK DOBSON AND ROBIN COOK - 30/04/1992

JOHN SMITH STANDING OUTSIDE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT 15 / 04 / 1992
JOHN SMITH STANDING OUTSIDE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT 15/04/1992

JOHN SMITH & ROBIN COOK 15 / 04 / 1992
JOHN SMITH & ROBIN COOK 15/04/1992

TONY BLAIR MP - LEADER OF THE LABOUR PARTY 28 / 04 / 1995
TONY BLAIR MP - LEADER OF THE LABOUR PARTY 28/04/1995

JOHN SMITH STANDING OUTSIDE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT 15 / 04 / 1992
JOHN SMITH STANDING OUTSIDE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT 15/04/1992

MARGARET THATCHER READS THE DAILY EXPRESS - 10TH APRIL 1979

Labour Party Leader Michael Foot out campaigning in Tredegar, Gwent, Wales on the morning of the 1983 General Election. 9th June 1983

Labour Party Leader Michael Foot walks his dog Dizzie in Tredegar, Gwent, Wales on the morning of the 1983 General Election. 9th June 1983

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"Margaret Thatcher: A Trailblazing Leader of the Opposition" In this captivating collection of moments, Margaret Thatcher emerges as a formidable force, embodying the essence of a true leader. With bags held high, filled with shopping from 1974 and 1979, she symbolizes resilience and determination in the face of adversity. Shaking hands with Henry Kissinger outside Claridges, Thatcher exudes confidence and diplomacy. Her ability to navigate international relations is evident in this powerful image. Outside her home on Cheyne Walk, Mrs. Margaret Thatcher sweeps up with grace and poise. Even in mundane tasks, she displays an unwavering commitment to excellence. Sir William Vernon Harcourt's litho portrait stands as a testament to Thatcher's political prowess. As a British Liberal statesman himself, his presence hints at the respect garnered by this extraordinary opposition leader. The concept of "Patriotic Regeneration" takes center stage - Parliament Reform à la Francoise - showcasing her vision for revitalizing Britain through bold reforms that echo those implemented by other world leaders. At press conferences following her election as Tory leader in February 1975 or during pensive TV interviews in April 1977, we witness Thatcher's intellectual depth and strategic thinking unfold before our eyes. Celebrating her election victory alongside husband Denis and son Mark further humanizes this iconic figure. It highlights not only her political achievements but also the personal sacrifices made along the way. Arriving at meetings at Claridges or delivering impassioned speeches at conferences like Brighton in October 1976 solidifies Margaret Thatcher's reputation as an influential orator who captivates audiences with her conviction and charisma. Finally, being kissed by husband Denis amidst celebrations emphasizes that behind every great leader lies unwavering support from loved ones – a reminder that even giants need shoulders to lean on during their ascent to greatness.