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MARGARET THATCHER CAMPAIGNING NEAR PADSTOW DURING THE 1983 GENERAL ELECTION - 22ND MAY 1983 (83/43456)

Margaret Thatcher and Peter Bruinvels at election rally - June 1983

Margaret Thatcher picking flowers in garden - April 1987

Margaret Thatcher laughing during radio interview - May 1983

Margaret Thatcher and Norman Tebbit at re-opening of Grand Hotel Brighton following IRA bombing - August 1986

Margaret Thatcher with King Hussein of Jordan during his visit to Britain - March 1983

Margaret Thatcher waving after speech during election campaign - June 1983

Margaret Thatcher and husband Denis leaving church - February 1987

Margaret Thatcher looking through binoculars on a fruit farm - May 1987

Margaret Thatcher PM officially opens the M25 Motorway, which is 117 miles long, the M25 is also known as the London Orbital Motorway, Wednesday 29th October 1986

Margaret Thatcher laughing during interview - August 1984

Margaret Thatcher looking serious and forbidding during press conference / speech - June
Margaret Thatcher looking serious and forbidding during press conference/speech - June 1983

Margaret Thatcher with Admiral Sir Terence Lewin leaving Falklands Islands Service at St Pauls Cathedral, London - 26th July 1982

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

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

MARGARET THATCHER WASHES UP AT HOME IN FINCHLEY, NORTH LONDON - 4TH OCTOBER 1974 (74 / 3068)
MARGARET THATCHER WASHES UP AT HOME IN FINCHLEY, NORTH LONDON - 4TH OCTOBER 1974 (74/3068)

WILLIAM HAGUE SPEAKING AT A TORY PARTY CONFERENCE 1992

Edward Heath walking in the rain to official car - December 1972

Margaret Thatcher with crowd during her tour of India - 20th April 1981

Margaret Thatcher in Saudi Arabia - 27th April 1981

Margaret Thatcher during her tour of India -20th April 1981

Prime Minister John Major and Margaret Thatcher, pictured during the general election campaign. 22nd March 1992

Prime Minister John Major, Chris Patten and Margaret Thatcher, pictured during the general election campaign. 22nd March 1992

Prime Minister John Major pictured on an aeroplane. 17th March 1992

Prime Minister John Major in a pub in Huntingdon, during the general election campaign. 21st March 1992

The real Norman Tebbit stands with wax works of Mrs Thatcher and himself at a preview of his wax portrait figure. 7th July 1986

John Major during the general election campaign, pictured getting on an aeroplane. 8th April 1992

Margaret Tebbit back on the party conference scene - two years after the IRA bombing which left her severely paralysed. Husband Norman is pushing her wheelchair in Bournemouth where the Conservative

Men of the year lunch. Pictured, Norman Tebbit, MP, with Falklands War veteran Simon Weston, 6th November 1985

Norma Major, wife of British Prime Minister, John Major at the launch of the Conservative party election manifesto. 18th March 1992

Foreign Secretary Douglas Hurd with his wife Judy and their children. 24th November 1990

Denis Thatcher carries a suitcase into 10 Downing Street following the Prime Ministers resignation. 26th November 1990

Margaret Thatchers new residence, Chester Square, London. 25th June 1991

Margaret Thatcher, pictured with her husband Denis, leaving for first day in House of Lords. 30th June 1992

Margaret Thatcher leaving for first day in House of Lords. 30th June 1992

Politician Selwyn Lloyd in his office. 7th March 1962

Nigel Lawson pictured at their home, the day after his resignation. 27th October 1989

Therese Lawson with flowers. On the day Nigel and Therese Lawson move out of Downing Street following his resignation on the 26th October as Chancellor of the Exchequer. 1st November 1989

Black Wednesday. Chancellor of the Exchequer Norman Lamont gives a press conference during the pound crisis as David Cameron looks on in the background. 16th September 1992

Margaret Thatcher in Harrods signing copies of her memoir " The Downing Street years". London, 18th October 1993

Chancellor of the Exchequer Nigel Lawson with Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher at the Conservative Party Conference, Blackpool. 13th October 1989

Jacob Rees-Mogg, Conservative candidate for Central Fife, Scotland. 25th January 1997

Lord and Lady Carrington arrive at Heathrow Airport, London. October 1991

Secretary of State for Energy Lord Carrington accompanies Prime Minister Edward Heath on a country walk to the Plough Pub during the General Election campaign. 16th February 1974. Carringtonobit

Aftermath following the General Election result which produced a hung parliament. Secretary of State for Energy Lord Carrington pictured arriving at Number 10 Downing Street. 2nd March 1974

Secretary of State for Defence Lord Carrington speaks at the Conservative Party Conference in Blackpool. October 1973. Carringtonobit

President Zia of Pakistan with Foreign Secretary Lord CArrington upon his arrival at Heathrow Airport before his talks with the Prime Minister on the Arab crisis. 6th October 1980. Carringtonobit

Secretary of State for Defence Lord Carrington pictured leaving Heathrow Airport, London by RAF Comet for Malta ahead of talks with Maltese Prime Minister Dom Mintoff. 19th August 1971

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"Tory: A Journey Through History and Politics" From Labour Party election posters to television speakers, the term "Tory" has been a constant presence in British politics. It evokes images of fierce debates, passionate campaigns, and iconic figures who have shaped the nation's destiny. One such figure was Laodicea Dicey Langston of South Carolina, whose unwavering loyalty to her revolutionary cause led her to protect her elderly father against Loyalist troops during the American Revolution. Her bravery symbolizes the spirit of resilience that defines the Tory ideology. Margaret Thatcher, known as the Iron Lady, took center stage on the campaign trail with her determination and strong leadership. She embodied Tory values and left an indelible mark on British history. The grandeur of Westminster Bridge and Parliament adorning Christmas cards reminds us of how deeply rooted Tories are in tradition. They cherish their heritage while embracing progress for a better future. William Pitt the Younger stands tall in oil on canvas as one of Britain's most influential Tory leaders. His strategic genius helped shape modern governance and laid foundations for economic prosperity. Spencer Perceval's engraving captures a somber moment in Tory history when he became the only British Prime Minister to be assassinated. This tragic event serves as a reminder that even amidst adversity, Tories persevere with unwavering dedication. Cartoons like "The Confidence Trick. " featuring Northcote and Disraeli highlight political satire aimed at challenging Tory policies or exposing potential deceit within their ranks—a testament to democracy's vibrant nature. The 1st Earl of Birkenhead enjoying time with his daughter aboard their yacht showcases another side of Tories—their ability to appreciate leisurely pursuits alongside their commitment to public service. Marazion Community Centre witnessed Margaret Thatcher engaging directly with people from all walks of life—an embodiment of Tories' belief in community empowerment through individual responsibility.