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First and Lasting Impressions
About this book
These essays capture Frank Field's personal reflections on influential figures in public life across his remarkable 40-year political journey which was spent campaigning against poverty and injustice. Lord Field's candid observations provide a captivating record of his encounters with key public figures, and as such offers a unique and insightful perspective on those who have shaped our social and political landscape.
Table of contents
- Title Page
- Contents
- Foreword – Daniel Sanchez
- Introduction – Anne de Courcy
- Preface – Frank Field
- Hugh Gaitskell 1960s
- Jack Jones 1960s
- Harold Wilson 1960s
- Anthony Crosland early 1960s
- Iain Macleod mid-1960s
- Richard Crossman mid-1960s
- Keith Joseph early 1970s
- Mark Bonham Carter mid-1970s
- Edward Heath 1970s
- Michael Foot 1980
- Enoch Powell 1980s
- Robert Runcie early 1980s
- Margaret Thatcher early 1990s
- Robert Maxwell died 1991
- Greville Janner 1992
- The Maxwell Brothers 1992
- Tony Blair 1990s
- Geoffrey Robinson after 1997 election
- George Carey later 1990s
- Gordon Brown 1990s
- Basil Hume 1995
- The Miliband Brothers 2010
- Philip Green 2016
- Elizabeth, Baroness Butler-Sloss
- Kate, Baroness Hoey
- Charles, Lord Moore
- Nicholas, Lord Soames
- Copyright
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