Conflict of Loyalty Book

	List of Illustrations
	Preface
Pt. 1	The Road to Westminster 1926-1970
1	From Aberavon	3
2	Soldier and Student	15
3	Barrister Bowman	23
4	In and Out of Parliament	36
Pt. 2	The Heath Government 1970-1974
5	Solicitor General	55
6	Into the Cabinet	70
Pt. 3	Opposition 1974-1979
7	Thatcher Coup	85
8	The Right Approach	95
9	Last Lap	109
Pt. 4	Chancellor of the Exchequer 1979-1983
10	My First Budget	121
11	Menacing and Menaced	137
12	The Apex of Monetarism	158
13	Post-Corset Distortions	176
14	'The Most Unpopular Budget'	197
15	Summer Reshuffle	213
16	Turning of the Tide	226
17	Economic and Military Success	238
18	Last Autumn at the Treasury	252
19	Taking the World Stage	264
20	Election Call	277
Pt. 5	Foreign Secretary 1983-1989
21	Setting the Agenda	301
22	Humiliation in Grenada	325
23	GCHQ and the Union Ban	338
24	Howe's Ostpolitik	349
25	Mao-Tai for Hong Kong	361
26	West-West Debate	383
27	The Fontainebleau Solution	397
28	Anglo-Irish Agreement	411
29	Shevardnadze's Arrival	428
30	The Single European Act	443
31	Westland Turning Point	459
32	Arguing about South Africa	476
33	Terror and Diplomacy	501
34	My Last Election Campaign	514
35	Bruges Reversal	530
36	From WEU to IRA ...	542
37	... From NATO to KGB	556
38	Road to Madrid	566
39	Dismissed from the Foreign Office	581
Pt. 6	Leader of the House 1989-1990
40	Stalking-Horse	601
41	House Leader	612
42	The Rift Widens	622
43	Resignation	637
Pt. 7	Back-Bencher 1990-1992
44	Speech	655
45	The Prime Minister Falls	669
46	Aftermath	677
	Envoi	683
	Appendix I Memorial Address for Ian Gow MP	693
	Appendix II Resignation Speech	697
	Appendix III Treasury and Foreign Office Ministers Parliamentary Private Secretaries and Permanent Secretaries	704
	Abbreviations	707
	References	710
	Index	719