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Margaret Thatcher: A Personal and Political Biography, by Russell Lewis (Routledge & Kegan Paul, 240 pp., $15)

Margaret Thatcher is not what the feminists had in mind. The “women’s movement” (as the media call it) is essentially the ladies’ auxiliary of the Left: It hates women of the Right, and therefore has cut itself off from the two women of real stature in American politics, Jeane Kirkpatrick and Phyllis Schlafly. It prefers underachievers who maintain a proper orthodoxy, like Dianne Feinstein.

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Margaret Thatcher: A Personal and Political Biography, by Russell Lewis (Routledge & Kegan Paul, 240 pp., $15)

Margaret Thatcher is not what the feminists had in mind. The “women’s movement” (as the media call it) is essentially the ladies’ auxiliary of the Left: It hates women of the Right, and therefore has cut itself off from the two women of real stature in American politics, Jeane Kirkpatrick and Phyllis Schlafly. It prefers underachievers who maintain a proper orthodoxy, like Dianne Feinstein.