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Author: Mo Mowlam, 320 trang, bรฌa cแปฉng cรณ bรฌa รกo, bรฌa รกo bแป cแบฏt gรณc chi tiแบฟt xem hรฌnh
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In this text Mo Mowlam tells the story of her time in government in her own words. She writes about the months leading up to the 1997 General Election, Labour’s landslide victory and what had gone on as she underwent treatment for a brain tumour while working towards that victory. She tells the inside story of her time as Secretary of State for Northern Ireland. The characters and chemistry of this time are analyzed with candour, warmth and humour that are Mo Mowlam’s trademarks. After the Good Friday Agreement, Mo Mowlam was, somewhat controversially, moved to the Cabinet Office. Before the second landslide victory of 2001, Mo Mowlam decided to leave Westminister politics – this text tells readers why, and also tells of her hopes and plans for the future.
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