A vivid and compelling first-hand account of Margaret Thatcher's diplomacy.--Henry Kissinger

Former British Ambassador to the United States Robin Renwick was Margaret Thatcher's foreign policy advisor during some of the most controversial events of her career. Centering on her relationship with Ronald Reagan and how they worked together to end the Cold War, Renwick's memoirs of that time are a fascinating window onto how Thatcher became one of the most globally prolific leaders of her generation, and the effect it had not just on her country but on the world.