The Blessed Margaret of England (Margaret Thatcher)

Margaret Thatcher, often called "The Blessed Margaret of England" in historical contexts, was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1979 to 1990. She was known for her strong conservative policies, economic reforms, and leadership style, earning her the nickname "The Iron Lady." Thatcher aimed to reduce government size, promote free-market capitalism, and strengthen the country's defenses. Her tenure significantly transformed Britain’s economy and society, making her a highly influential and sometimes controversial figure in modern history.