St Mary-le-Bow public debates
Thatcher, Margaret, Member of Parliament. Bow Dialogues
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Type
sound
Duration
00:35:02
Shelf mark
1CDR0003128
Subjects
Politics; Morality
Recording date
1969-07-01
Recording locations
Church of St Mary-le-Bow, London
Speakers
Thatcher, Lady Margaret, 1925- (female), McCulloch, Joseph, 1908-1990 (male)
Description
Margaret Thatcher (later Baroness Thatcher) in conversation with Joseph McCulloch, Rector of St Mary-le-Bow church. They discuss the moral dimension of politics.
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User notes for this item
In this recording, a pre-Prime Minister Thatcher talks about the economy. One notable comments she makes is on thrift and debt, pointing out that in order to borrow money, somebody else has to have saved it. The current (2009) recession has shown that this is an simple truth that banks ignore to their cost. The audio levels on this recording are low.
Posted by Ginevra House, Engagement Officer, British Library on 14/05/2009 16:04:00