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Copyright, 1924

BY WM. H. WISE & Co.
PART I

NEW HALL OF FAME

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Fall of empires and cabinets

Lloyd George, the voice of Britain

His position in 1923

Physical characteristics

Characteristics of a burro,

Eyes depict changing emotions

Birth and early life

First seat in parliament

Chancellor of the Exchequer

English ability to liberalize constitution

The Labor Party in England

Started life as a radical

First political effort against Boer War

Responsible for reform of the budget

Contribution at start of World War

Became premier at very discouraging time

Fought war on național nerve

A marvel at propaganda

At his best in conference:

Leadership at home challenged

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Against the old diplomacy

Break with France over reparations

Relations with Briand and Poincare

His second serious error

The Irish settlement .

Success of De Valera

Influence of American support

First conferences

Final settlement of Trish problem

Crisis with Turks .

Plans American trip .

Urges acceptance of Secretary Hughes' proposals

Enthusiastic welcome at home

Mrs. Lloyd George and children

A tradition breaker

Permanent value of work still to be judged

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Considered one of world's greatest men

A typical American of his time

Birth and family history

Childhood and education

An enthusiast and hero worshipper

Studies law and completes naval history

Enters politics and is elected to Assembly

On death of wife he hides in Dakota

Becomes author of stories of outdoor life

Returns East and accepts Republican nomination for

mayor of New York