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He was seen as the obvious right-wing challenger to Ted Heath for the leadership of the party in 1974. However, after some ill-judged speeches he withdrew and supported [[Margaret Thatcher]].
He was seen as the obvious right-wing challenger to Ted Heath for the leadership of the party in 1974. However, after some ill-judged speeches he withdrew and supported [[Margaret Thatcher]].
Keith Joseph didn't prove to be an efficient administrator. Yet, he had the talent to adopt new ideas and develop them further even if it meant questioning the conventions of the time. [[Enoch Powell]] and he were the British politicians [[Margaret Thatcher]] identified as having the greatest influence on her.
Keith Joseph did not prove to be an efficient administrator. Yet, he had the talent to adopt new ideas and develop them further even if it meant questioning the conventions of the time. [[Enoch Powell]] and he were the British politicians [[Margaret Thatcher]] identified as having the greatest influence on her.
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[[Category:British Politics]]
[[Category:British Politics]]