Politicians and the War 1914-1916

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Max Aitken. Politicians and the War 1914-1916

Politicians and the War 1914-1916

Table of Contents

INTRODUCTION

CHAPTER I. INTERVENTION

CHAPTER II. CHURCHILL

CHAPTER III. DISSENSIONS

CHAPTER IV. THE SECOND ATTEMPT AT COALITION

CHAPTER V. A KITCHENER CRISIS

CHAPTER VI “DRINK AND THE DEVIL”

CHAPTER VII. SHELLS

CHAPTER VIII. THE FALL OF THE GOVERNMENT

CHAPTER IX “OFFICES”

CHAPTER X. THE FIRST INTRIGUE

CHAPTER XI. FRICTION

CHAPTER XII. GALLIPOLI

CHAPTER XIII. FIRST AND SECOND KITCHENER

CHAPTER XIV. FIRST AND SECOND KITCHENER (continued)

CHAPTER XV. THE LAST PHASE

CHAPTER XVI. MR. ASQUITH

APPENDIX

INDEX

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Max Aitken

Published by Good Press, 2021

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But the movement was checked at the very outset by the clear and unalterable view expressed by Bonar Law that he was opposed to Coalition. As long as the leader was of this opinion, colleagues or followers could really effect nothing in the contrary direction.

On the Saturday morning everybody wished to return to town at once. Bonar Law, however, suggested that it would be better to wait for further news, and that he should go to London later in the day, so that we could all go together. Eventually the whole party motored to town in the afternoon.

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