SPEECHES &
ARCHIVES
In Their Own Words.
The ideas that defined the Reagan-Thatcher era were articulated with unusual clarity and conviction.
Through speeches, addresses, correspondence, interviews, and historical documents, this archive offers a window into the principles that guided Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher—and the relationship that helped shape a defining period in modern history.
Explore the words, arguments, and moments that continue to inform the work of the International Reagan Thatcher Society.
Reagan Archive
Voice of Freedom
Ronald Reagan’s words reflect an enduring belief in individual liberty, economic opportunity, and the strength of democratic ideals. His speeches trace the defining challenges of his public life and presidency, offering a firsthand account of his thinking on free enterprise, limited government, national defense, the Cold War, and America’s role in the world.
Thatcher Archive
Conviction Without Compromise
Margaret Thatcher’s words reveal a political philosophy grounded in conviction, individual responsibility, economic freedom, and national strength. Her speeches trace Britain’s transformation during her years in public life while offering a firsthand account of her thinking on free enterprise, sovereignty, Western defense, and Britain’s place in the world.
IRTS Archive
Conservative Voices of Today
The IRTS Speaker Archive features guest orators addressing the defining political, economic, and cultural issues of our time. Through speeches, lectures, and discussions, contemporary conservative voices examine today’s challenges while exploring the enduring principles of freedom, leadership, free enterprise, and the transatlantic alliance.