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Gordon BrownTom Bower
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Gordon Brown

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"Gordon Brown's arrival at the Treasury in 1997 was greeted by a stampede - officials of every rank spontaneously rushed to the door to cheer the new incumbent, excited about the change. As Master of the New Era, Brown created a matrix of relationships across every Whitehall department, and extended his influence to every aspect of government activity. Over eight years at the heart of government, he has retained his gloomy, brooding dominance, stomping about the Treasury while shaping the nation's finances, planning his party's election strategy and plotting - perhaps - his eventual…

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionHarper Perennial20055129780007175413
EditionHarper Perennial20045769780007259625
EditionHarperCollins20044929780007175406
BiographyFinance ministersLabour Party (Great Britain)PoliticiansPolitics and governmentPrime ministersPoliticians, great britainBrown, gordon, 1951-