David Lloyd George at White House ... Germany not to interfere with British interests. He asserted that Britain would not stand by and let its power and prestige be assailed, stating that ...

An eminently written biography of the last Liberal prime minister, Damian Collins has produced an insightful and balanced ...

Why do we need another book on David Lloyd George? It takes a persistently charitable ... Simon Heffer’s books include Sing As We Go: Britain Between the Wars. Rivals in the Storm: How ...

Britain and Germany were on the brink of ... “The big clock”, wrote Chancellor of the Exchequer, David Lloyd George, “echoed in our ears like the hammer of destiny.” There was now no ...

Suddenly, Britain began to look very different on ... In order to win this new industrial War David Lloyd George had called on women to take the place of men. A social revolution was underway ...

Stephen May’s Green Ink features the far earthier relationship of David Lloyd George and Frances Stevenson. In May’s hands, they are first seen snatching a few moments of privacy in the ...

Manchester, 4 June 1915 - The new Minister for Munitions, David Lloyd George, has delivered a wide-ranging speech in Manchester in which he said that government would introduce conscription if it ...