London, 25 May 1916 - The veteran politician and current Minister for Munitions David Lloyd George has been appointed by the Prime Minister Herbert Asquith to find a solution to the question of ...

Lord Oxford and Asquith’s resignation has loomed as inevitable since he and Mr. Lloyd George quarreled openly last May as to the attitude of their party (Liberal) toward the general strike (TIME ...

Mr Lloyd George has made no secret of his view that a much more vigorous handling of affairs was necessary for the achievement of victory in the war. Mr Asquith on the other hand, in a speech ...

which explored the epistolary affair between Herbert Asquith and Venetia Stanley, Stephen May’s Green Ink features the far earthier relationship of David Lloyd George and Frances Stevenson.