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4000: 602: 483:, merely made a tactical decision to put it into abeyance". He would make the same decision again with regard to Iran, warning that if that country develops nuclear weapons it will change the balance of power of the Middle East, to the region's detriment. Blair believes some problems in Iraq still require a "resolution" and will fester if left unattended. Of the war dead he says, "I feel desperately sorry for them, sorry for the lives cut short, sorry for the families whose bereavement is made worse by the controversy over why their loved ones died, sorry for the utterly unfair selection that the loss should be theirs." A year on from the invasion he hoped Bush will 793:. "It is Tony Blair's boast that he wrote every word in longhand 'on hundreds of notepads'. That I believe," he wrote. "He was the most brilliant communicator of his era as a platform speaker or television interviewee, but he can be a ghastly writer. Anyone thinking about taking this journey needs to be given a travel advisory: much of the prose is execrable ... I could say that it is a pity that Tony Blair did not employ a ghostwriter to prettify the prose and organise his recollections more elegantly." Rawnsley does, though, praise the book as being "a more honest political memoir than most and more open in many respects than I had anticipated." 965: 352: 3991: 4791: 4767: 4779: 1110:(covering the 1994–97 period), "Blair is important, but a rather weak figure buffeted by events and by Gordon Brown. In Blair's own account, A Journey (in which Mandelson features hardly at all, and Gordon Brown only at the end) it is of course very different. Almost everything is driven forward by him; the new Labour project was not imminent in Britain's political history – it had to be shaped and moulded." A similar theme was echoed by David Runciman in 4739: 4305: 879:, former editor of that paper, called the work a "notably wistful memoir" and is generally positive about its content: "Toward the end of this well-written and perhaps unintentionally self-revealing memoir, Tony Blair, who was Britain's prime minister during an eventful decade from 1997 to 2007, insists he is 'trying valiantly not to fall into self-justifying mode – a bane of political memoirs.' But he has done just that." Tim Rutton of the 390:, who is a strong contender for the job. Blair and Brown subsequently reach an agreement whereby Brown will not run against Blair for the position, and will succeed him later. But it leads to a difficult working relationship, which is discussed at length. He likens them both to "a couple who loved each other, arguing over whose career should come first." To him, Brown is a "strange guy" with "zero" 707:, where he criticised the Dublin protestors as a small minority given undue media attention. Since the book was selling well, and given fears that protesters would also be present at a forthcoming book signing in London on 8 September, he expressed doubts over whether that event was justifiable or worth the inevitable disruption. Later in the day it was confirmed the signing at Waterstones in 1008:, said that he "read with wry amusement how Tony Blair felt after much agonising that he couldn't sack his Chancellor. History has a habit of repeating itself." He concluded that the book was "a good read and shows us what can be done when we have confidence, clarity and a clear sense of purpose: we can win and change the country for the better." Labour Member of Parliament 772:, was equally positive, giving particular praise to the chapter on the Iraq War. "The chapter on Iraq is tightly argued in some detail, which may persuade those with open minds to recognise that the decision to join the US invasion was a reasonable, if not very successful, one, rather than a conspiracy against life, the universe and everything decent," he said. 803:, said that "no political memoir has ever been like this: a book written as if in a dream – or a nightmare; a literary out-of-body experience. By turns honest, confused, memorable, boastful, fitfully endearing, important, lazy, shallow, rambling and intellectually correct, it scampers through the last two decades like a trashy airport read." 1606: 444:; in the book Blair admits to using "a certain amount of creative ambiguity" to secure an agreement, claiming the process would not have succeeded otherwise. He says that he stretched the truth "on occasions past breaking point" in the run-up to the 2007 power-sharing deal which enabled the return of devolved legislative powers from 318:

for those who have lost their lives. That responsibility stays with me now, and will stay with me for the rest of my life. You know, I came to office as prime minister in 1997, focusing on domestic policy and ended up in four conflicts – Sierra Leone, Kosovo, Afghanistan and Iraq. And it does change you, and so it should."

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review: "If Blair wants to tell you a funny story, he makes the mistake of signalling in advance that you should be laughing – what happened was 'hilarious', his first weekend at Balmoral was 'utterly freaky' – thereby strangling the anecdote at birth. The book, like its author, is slightly

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Some families of servicemen and servicewomen who were killed in Iraq reacted angrily to the book, in which Blair does not apologise for the invasion. "I can't regret the decision to go to war. I can say never did I guess the bloody, destructive and chaotic nightmare that unfolded – and that too

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said that the book "will be a reminder that opposition doesn't have to be permanent, and that great things can be accomplished by a Labour government, but only if we have a leader capable of appealing to voters beyond our own party's core." Of Blair, he said, "There are still many, many Labour Party

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Before the launch, Blair announced that he would give the £4.6-million advance and all royalties from his memoirs to a sports centre for injured soldiers. In an interview with Jonathon Gatehouse, he conceded, "You wouldn't be human if you didn't feel both a sense of responsibility and a deep sadness

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seems to be dominated by Blair's anxiety to be seen as a great political leader who changed his country for the better. In fact it is, as I suppose all such books are to some extent, entirely about justifying himself and blaming others." However, Tebbit admitted he had not read the book at the time

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supported the donation, but added, "No proportion of Tony Blair's massive and ill-gotten fortune can buy him innocence or forgiveness. He took this country to war on a series of lies against the best legal advice and in defiance of majority opinion." A spokesman for Blair said that it had long been

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from Blair." Keys said, "The tears he claims to have shed are nothing like the tears I and my wife have shed for our son. They are nothing like the tears that tens of thousands of Iraqis have shed for their loved ones. They don't even come close to it. They seem to me like crocodile tears. It is a

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was critical of what he believed to be Blair's flawed sense of leadership, but had praise for the chapter on the Northern Ireland peace process: "Blair's role in the Northern Ireland settlement was perhaps his single most noteworthy achievement. His account of it is also the best chapter in a book

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said that Blair's expression of regret over the loss of life was "completely meaningless." The spokesperson added, "He has to prove his regret and giving money to charity doesn't come close. He is giving a minuscule amount compared to the cost of war and rehabilitation of injured soldiers. It is

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in the United Kingdom. She predicted that the book would "break new ground in prime ministerial memoirs just as Blair himself broke the mould of British politics." Preliminary images of the book's cover, showing Blair in an open-neck shirt, were released. In July, the memoir was retitled as

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suggested Blair and his contemporaries had helped to write New Labour's epitaph. Some families of servicemen and women who were killed in Iraq reacted angrily, with one antiwar commentator dismissing Blair's regrets over the loss of life. Shortly after the release of

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prose that might have been expected of a former prime minister but one filled with Americanisms. It is breezy, informal and candid enough to keep the reader thoroughly engaged." However, Zakaria attacked Blair's "sweeping generalizations" about terrorism.

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affair during an argument over pension policy. Brown succeeded Blair as Labour Party leader and prime minister in 2007. While Blair praises Brown as a good Chancellor and a committed public servant, he believes Brown's decision to abandon the

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The Queen reportedly felt a "profound sense of disappointment" in Blair for breaking with protocol by revealing in his memoirs sensitive details of private conversations he had with her during his time as prime minister. A spokesman for

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policies of the 1980s: "I won three elections. Up to then, Labour had never even won two successive full terms. The longest Labour government had lasted six years. This lasted 13. It could have gone on longer, had it not abandoned

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a favourable review: "His commitment to humanity is sincere and convincing, and his personality infectiously amiable with a delightful sense of self-deprecating humour." Konrad Yakabuski, a senior political writer for Canada's

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reported that Blair's visit to the United States was a coincidence, and not an attempt to be out of the United Kingdom when the book was published. When Blair arrived for his first book signing at a leading bookshop on

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said, "It would have been much better if the memoirs had been a celebration of success rather than recriminations. In that sense I thought it was all a bit sad. It was so one-sided. I didn't think it was comradely."

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The book closes with a final chapter offering a critique of Labour Party policy, and discusses its future. Blair warns Brown's successor that if Labour is to remain electable they should continue pursuing

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to demonstrate. However, the following day this event was also cancelled as a result of threats of disruption by campaigners. In subsequent weeks, a number of media organisations reported that copies of

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praised Blair for his openness in the publication. "When speaking about the challenges of his first term in office, Blair writes honestly and openly," the newspaper said. "The style is not the elegant

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in 2003. The father of a soldier killed there decried the donation as "blood money", while the father of another serviceman who died said Blair had a "guilty conscience." A spokesperson for the

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establishment and that is the candidate that I am at this election who can best turn the page. I think frankly most members of the public will want us to turn the page." He was

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to find books that have sold more quickly on their first day. Mandelson may remain the prince but Blair has reclaimed his title as king, certainly in terms of book sales."

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were being moved from autobiographical sections in bookshops to sections on crime and horror. More than 10,000 people had joined a Facebook page calling for that action.

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reported that in the United States, an initial print run of 50,000 copies had been extended by another 25,000, with the book set to debut at number three on

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called it "part psychodrama, part treatise on the frustrations of leadership in a modern democracy ... written in a chummy style with touches of

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In the United Kingdom, it is generally accepted that a Prime Minister does not discuss details of conversations they have with the Sovereign.

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dye all over his hands. David was beaten to the leadership by his younger brother, Ed (a man who lacked, as Blair himself might put it, the

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was said to be "seething" and "dismayed" over the criticism he received from Blair in the book, but had told aides not to criticise it.

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members who remember Blair as an election-winning genius who, in office, was popular for an awful lot longer than he was unpopular."

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said, "whatever its faults, and toe-curling passages, has many good lessons on how to succeed in both opposition and government.

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had been sold in the United Kingdom, the best opening week for an autobiography since the company began keeping figures in 1998.

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was "his way of honouring their courage and sacrifice." The announcement was welcomed by Chris Simpkins, director general of the

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said of the book, "It is by no means a confessional memoir but a brave attempt with only patchy success at self-justification."

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on 4 September, demonstrators heckled, jeered and threw eggs and shoes at him. One activist posed as a purchaser to attempt a

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Two of the book's major topics are the strains in Blair's relationship with Brown after Blair allegedly reneged on the pair's

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and accounts of the Blair years written by other senior members of his government, particularly on Blair's relationship with

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Blair recorded a series of promotional interviews for radio and television for, among others, the Arabic television network

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Some of the dialogue Blair uses to describe his first meeting with Elizabeth II led to accusations of plagiarism from

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said the book demonstrates how the country can be changed for the better when a government has a clear purpose, while the

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told a newspaper, "No prime minister before has ever done this and we can only hope that it will never happen again."

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which, even by the standards of memoirists who fancy themselves to be remarkable leaders, is strikingly egocentric."

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would not go ahead. A spokesman for Blair announced that a planned launch party for the book scheduled for the

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following his election as prime minister, the Queen told him, "You are my tenth prime minister. The first was

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and tried to push over a security barrier outside the shop. The demonstrators – anti-war protestors and

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baggage), by a whisker – just over 1%. And at a stroke, it's clear these great, vocal proselytisers of

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suggested there were episodes from Blair's troubled relationship with his Chancellor that were absent from

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his intention to give the money to a charity; he added aiding soldiers undergoing rehabilitation at the

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Several more of Blair's former colleagues and political opponents also commented on the book. Former

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also gave the memoirs a favourable review, declaring it "a political biography of unusual interest."

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A dominant theme of the latter part of Blair's time in office was his decision to join US President

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and other memoirs written by prominent architects of New Labour had helped to seal its doom after

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Gatehouse, Jonathon (13 September 2010). "Tony Blair in Conversation with Jonathon Gatehouse".

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said Blair's severest critics would see the donation as "guilt money" for taking the UK to

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gives a more in-depth account of what he termed "contemporary British government",

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Reviews from other countries were generally positive. Writing for Australia's

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had done in its first three weeks earlier that year. It debuted at the top of

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Reviews in the United States sounded similar themes to those in the UK. In

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Gordon Brown was reportedly unhappy over Blair's comments about him, while

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analysed the Blair and Mandelson memoirs in detail, observing that while

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is described manning the barbecue while Elizabeth II dons a pair of

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of writing about it and based his opinion on media coverage. Writing in

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Other reviewers were less positive. The political journalist and author

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Yakabuski, Konrad (11 September 2010). "Politics, God and Tony Blair".

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Several days following the launch of the book, Blair appeared on the

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From the outset Blair's government played a significant role in the

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when Blair arrived for his book signing. Four people were arrested.

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became the fastest-selling autobiography of all time at bookseller

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Having been elected as leader, Blair moved the Labour Party to the

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offered an understanding of Blair's "underlying psychology."

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cynical attempt to sanitise his legacy." A spokesperson for

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are praised for the part they played in the peace process.

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Johnson, Andrew; McConnell, Daniel (5 September 2010).

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Rutherford, Adrian; McAdam, Noel (2 September 2010).

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magazine wrote that in both Peter Mandelson's memoir

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is part of the responsibility," he says in the book.

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Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families

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of Blair for war crimes. Protestors clashed with the

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to step down as prime minister much earlier, and his

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