The visitors' books from Downing Street, released by the National Archives, span 1970 to 2003, providing a unique record of private conversations with prime ministers.
Dr. Jack Brown, a lecturer at King's College London, described the books as 'wonderful... historical novelties', highlighting their significance beyond mere signatures.
George Bush signed the book in 1989, referencing the special UK-US relationship, while his wife Barbara added a personal touch with 'Me. Too.'.
French Prime Minister Michel Rocard noted in 1989 the extraordinary occasion of confronting Thatcher, suggesting the complexities of their political relationship.
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