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CONTENTS
EDITOR'S PREFACEvii
AUTHOR'S PREFACEix
I. PREPARATION 1863-891
Wales1
II. MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT 1890-190613
Nationalism and Disestablishment13
Boer War26
Education Act29
III. CABINET MINISTER 1906-1433
Social Reformer33
Marconi Episode41
IV. CABINET MINISTER IN WAR 1914-1646
War Finance49
Strategy and Supply53
Ministry of Munitions63
War Office72
Ireland80
Cabinet Crisis83
V. PRIME MINISTER IN WAR 1916-1888
Cabinet and Secretariat94
Problems of War98
Victory140
VI. PRIME MINISTER IN PEACE 1918-22165
Peace Conference and Treaty165
Conference Era 1902-2178
Fall of the Coalition 1922194
VII. IN OPPOSITION 1923-45207
Bidding for Power 1923-9207
Elder Statesman 1929-45231
VIII. THE MAN262
Speaker and Writer262
Statesman at Home273
Retrospect282
BIBLIOGRAPHY291
INDEX305

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  • Title Page iii
  • EDITOR'S PREFACE vii
  • AUTHOR'S PREFACE ix
  • Contents xi
  • Illustrations xiii
  • I - PREPARATION 1863-89 1
  • II - MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT 1890-1906 13
  • III - CABINET MINISTER 1906-14 33
  • V - PRIME MINISTER IN WAR 1916-18 88
  • VI - PRIME MINISTER IN PEACE 1918-22 165
  • VII - IN OPPOSITION 1923-45 207
  • VIII - THE MAN SPEAKER AND WRITER 262
  • Bibliography 291
  • Index 305
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