The Journals of Woodrow Wyatt. Volume Two

Journals of Woodrow Wyatt #2

by Woodrow Wyatt (Editor), Sarah Curtis (editor)

Margaret Thatcher's fall from power is the dramatic core of this second volume of Woodrow Wyatt's sensational memoirs, covering the years 1989 to 1992. Through Wyatt's indignant eyes, we see the overthrow of the woman he believes to be the best possible prime minister for Britain, presenting a completely new perspective on those momentous events and the atmosphere at the time.

Genres: History

734 pages, Hardcover

First published December 1, 1999

Reviews

[Ipswichblade]

The second volume of Wyatt's diaries. Once again he comes as racist, sexist and certainly of his time. Would love to know how much of the stories of speaking to Tory leaders are factual or just Walter Mitty tendencies

[Mark]

These diaries are written by a man who, though very witty, was over-priviliged, impatient and a bit of a snob but his son is named after one of my cats, Pericles, so he can't be all bad