Lloyd George was a progressive politician ... the First World War following the bloody Battle of the Somme. Following Britain ...

In the Mansion House speech, Lloyd George warned an expansionist Germany not to interfere with British interests. He asserted that Britain would not stand by and let its power and prestige be ...

David Lloyd George, Liberal, 1916 - 1922 Lloyd George guided Britain to victory in World War One and presided over the legislation that gave women the vote in 1918, but he is remembered as much ...

Simon Heffer’s books include Sing As We Go: Britain Between the Wars. Rivals in the Storm: How Lloyd George Seized Power, Won ...

and hear the words of Chancellor of the Exchequer Lloyd George on realising the threat had been ignored and the country was at war. Britain feared the ambitions of Kaiser Wilhelm II and German ...

Lloyd George knew there just weren’t enough workers to produce what the troops needed. He’d have to mobilise a new workforce, a new industrial army, the women of Britain. Women in the ...

For the Laborites in Britain, the specter of unemployment was the starting point, virtually their raison d'etre. They wanted to make good, at last, on Prime Minister David Lloyd George's promise ...

David Lloyd George (Britain), Woodrow Wilson (the US), Georges Clemenceau (France) and Vittorio Orlando (Italy) became known as the Big Four after meeting, and leading, at the Paris Peace ...