Theresa May's 'strong and stable' soundbite is from The Forsyte Saga | Letters
The phrase seems to be derived from the world of corruption and privilege portrayed by John Galsworthy, writes Dr David BlazeyThe phrase "strong and stable government" seems to be derived, possibly even lifted, from the world of corruption and privilege portrayed in The Forsyte Saga: "The night was clear, and he had a longing to hear the voice of his country. But " where? For his countrymen would be discussing this p…
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