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Papers reveal Thatcher kept Reagan's doodles
March 16, 2012
March 16, 2012
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me it was fascinating to see it, and she just grabbed them," said historian Chris Collins of the Margaret Thatcher Foundation. "He just left it on his desk. She snaffled it up, put it in her papers, brought it back to Downing Street and kept it in her flat."
Cary Cooper, a psychologist at Lancaster University in northern England, said Thatcher's souvenir provided an insight into the president's state of mind during the summit — he was bored.
"Here's a body, there's a head separate from the body," Cooper said. "Is he so unenamored with what's going on that he's
me it was fascinating to see it, and she just grabbed them," said historian Chris Collins of the Margaret Thatcher Foundation. "He just left it on his desk. She snaffled it up, put it in her papers, brought it back to Downing Street and kept it in her flat."
Cary Cooper, a psychologist at Lancaster University in northern England, said Thatcher's souvenir provided an insight into the president's state of mind during the summit — he was bored.
"Here's a body, there's a head separate from the body," Cooper said. "Is he so unenamored with what's going on that he's
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