File:Woodrow Wyatt.jpg

This is the front cover art for the second volume of the diary series The Journals of Woodrow Wyatt. The diary cover art copyright is believed to belong to the publisher, Macmillan, or the cover artist.

caricature of British notable Woodrow Wyatt from his diary cover

diary (published posthumously as The Journals of Woodrow Wyatt by Macmillan, edited by Sarah Curtis) were: volume 1 1985-88 (1998) ISBN 0 333 74166 8; volume 2 'Thatcher's Fall and Major's Rise', 1989-92, (1999) ISBN 0 333 77405 1; volume 3 'From Major to Blair', 1992 until three months before his death in December 1997, (2000) ISBN 0 333 77406 X

Woodrow Wyatt

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