Mr. Churchill's dominant category ... in the great Liberal administration of the first decade of this century—Asquith, Haldane, Grey, above all Lloyd George before 1914—and he has seen ...

Churchill began to see the advantages of the welfare state when he served as President of the Board of Trade under Prime Minister Herbert Henry Asquith. In 1908 he studied the workings and ...

This shocked Kitchener and Asquith, but Churchill agreed with me …”’ Churchill may have agreed with Harcourt at that point in time but, considering his frame of mind, would he have given up ...

I quote: "Winston Churchill, the greatest man ever fathered ... Among Prime Ministers I have personally known, Mr. Asquith chose (or was he chosen by?) a Christian dynamo who loved him till ...

Westminster, 6 December 1916 - The British Prime Minister Herbert Asquith has resigned. He travelled to Buckingham Palace shortly after 7pm yesterday and spent 30 minutes with King George V.

Interspersed among Asquith’s notes to Stanley were letters from Winston Churchill, Herbert Kitchener (the secretary of state for war), Queen Mary, John French (the commander of the British army ...

New Liberals' such as David Lloyd George and Winston Churchill rose to prominence in Asquith’s government.