David Hart (UK Political Activist)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. David Hart was a British writer, businessman, and adviser to Margaret Thatcher. David Hart was the eldest of the two sons of Anglo-Jewish businessman Louis Albert Hart. Hart came from a prominent Anglo-Jewish family which has contributed to public life in the U.K. Other noted public figures from his family include his uncle, Ferdinand Mount as well as Professor H. L. A. Hart, a legal philosopher, and Charles Hart, a lyricist. Hart was educated at Eton. After an early period in which he made avant garde films, he moved into property, a field in which he became a millionaire by the late 1960s. He declared himself bankrupt in 1974, though this was discharged in 1978. A later inheritance restored his fortunes. By the late 1970s he was involved in Conservative Party politics and the Centre for Policy Studies think-tank. He wrote speeches for Archie Hamilton MP, a friend from Eton