Thumb through the index of any study of the Thatcher years and you
will come across the name of Sir Alfred Sherman. In her memoirs
Lady Thatcher herself pays tribute to his ?brilliance?, the ?force
and clarity of his mind?, his ?breadth of reading and his skills as
a ruthless polemicist?. She credits him with a central role in her
achievements. Born in 1919 in London's East End, until 1948 Sherman
was a Communist and fought in the Spanish Civil War. But he ended
up a free- market crusader. Sherman examines the origins and
development of ?Thatcherism?, but concludes that it was an
?interlude? and that the post-war consensus remains largely
unscathed.
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