The family is a nursery, hospital, and school
A building block raised for the golden rule
It is a refuge, a place of leisure and rest
And from here society finds the very best
Margaret Thatcher, when she was prime minister of Great Britain, expressed this profound philosophy: “The family is the building block of society. It is a nursery, a school, a hospital, a leisure centre, a place of refuge and a place of rest. It encompasses the whole of the society. It fashions our beliefs; it is the preparation for the rest of our life.” In Nicholas Wood, “Thatcher Champions the Family,” The Times, May 26, 1988, 24.
photo-work provided by Chris Collins of the Margaret Thatcher Foundation
A building block raised for the golden rule
It is a refuge, a place of leisure and rest
And from here society finds the very best
Margaret Thatcher, when she was prime minister of Great Britain, expressed this profound philosophy: “The family is the building block of society. It is a nursery, a school, a hospital, a leisure centre, a place of refuge and a place of rest. It encompasses the whole of the society. It fashions our beliefs; it is the preparation for the rest of our life.” In Nicholas Wood, “Thatcher Champions the Family,” The Times, May 26, 1988, 24.
photo-work provided by Chris Collins of the Margaret Thatcher Foundation
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