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The Decline and Fall of Lloyd George

William Maxwell Aitken
4.9/5 (20941 ratings)
Description:[From book jacket cover:]As the year 1921 opened, few would have dissented from Bonar Law's opinion: 'Lloyd George can be Prime Minister for life if he likes.' Lloyd George had led the country to victory in war; he had routed his opponents at the General Election of 1918; at the peace conference in Paris he had won the same ascendancy in the eyes of the world that he had long enjoyed in Parliament and the country at large. Less than two years later he had fallen. And although he had many years to live, his political career was at an end.Lord Beaverbrook played no small part in this hitherto unexplored passage of history and was on intimate terms with all the principal actors in the scenes he so vividly describes. Simply as the evidence of a key witness this account would be invaluable. Reinforced as it is by his unique collection of papers--including all those of Lloyd George and Bonar Law--it is a major contribution to our knowledge of the period. None the less he explicitly disclaims the role of a historian, describing his book as 'an attempt to tell of the shifting of political power as I saw and heard it at the time'. It is an intensely personal record, full of its author's wit and zest for life, sparkling with brilliant sketches of character--some of the great and famous, like Birkenhead and Curzon, others of the more shadowy but still formidable figures who lurked in the corridors of power. The whole is observed with an eye that never misses the significant or the ludicrous, and described with an epigrammatic economy that any historian should envy. Here is history as it really happened.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Decline and Fall of Lloyd George. To get started finding The Decline and Fall of Lloyd George, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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The Decline and Fall of Lloyd George

William Maxwell Aitken
4.4/5 (1290744 ratings)
Description: [From book jacket cover:]As the year 1921 opened, few would have dissented from Bonar Law's opinion: 'Lloyd George can be Prime Minister for life if he likes.' Lloyd George had led the country to victory in war; he had routed his opponents at the General Election of 1918; at the peace conference in Paris he had won the same ascendancy in the eyes of the world that he had long enjoyed in Parliament and the country at large. Less than two years later he had fallen. And although he had many years to live, his political career was at an end.Lord Beaverbrook played no small part in this hitherto unexplored passage of history and was on intimate terms with all the principal actors in the scenes he so vividly describes. Simply as the evidence of a key witness this account would be invaluable. Reinforced as it is by his unique collection of papers--including all those of Lloyd George and Bonar Law--it is a major contribution to our knowledge of the period. None the less he explicitly disclaims the role of a historian, describing his book as 'an attempt to tell of the shifting of political power as I saw and heard it at the time'. It is an intensely personal record, full of its author's wit and zest for life, sparkling with brilliant sketches of character--some of the great and famous, like Birkenhead and Curzon, others of the more shadowy but still formidable figures who lurked in the corridors of power. The whole is observed with an eye that never misses the significant or the ludicrous, and described with an epigrammatic economy that any historian should envy. Here is history as it really happened.We have made it easy for you to find a PDF Ebooks without any digging. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with The Decline and Fall of Lloyd George. To get started finding The Decline and Fall of Lloyd George, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed.
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