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1706371415 Amery，Leo 64，70，276，305，565，647，662，171，755，770.

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1706371417 Amiens，France 132，135，136，138，411，703；Battle of （1918） 727-8，735.

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1706371419 Amphion，HMS 133.

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1706371421 Amritsar massacre （1919） 819-20.

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1706371423 Anarchical and Revolutionary Crimes Act （1919） 818-19.

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1706371425 Ancaster，James Heathcote-Drummond-Willoughby，3rd Earl of 384-5.

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1706371427 Anderson，William 284，549，550.

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1706371429 Angell，Norman 43.

1706371430

1706371431 Antwerp 72，139，145-7，149，514.

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1706371433 Archer-Shee，George 446.

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1706371435 Archer-Shee，Colonel Martin 662.

1706371436

1706371437 Argyll，John Cambell，9th Duke of 433.

1706371438

1706371439 Armaments Committee 204.

1706371440

1706371441 Armentières 707，755.

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1706371443 Armstrong’s arms factory 207.

1706371444

1706371445 Army Council 63，70，71，299，309，326，362，401，423，641，642，670，671，677，716.

1706371446

1706371447 Arras，Battle of （1917） 555，593，651.

1706371448

1706371449 Ashe，Thomas 634-5.

1706371450

1706371451 Ashton-under-Lyme 607.

1706371452

1706371453 Askwith，Sir George 718.

1706371454

1706371455 Asquith，Arthur （’Oc’） 146-7，170，259.

1706371456

1706371457 Asquith，Lady Cynthia 229，249，353，359，474，753.

1706371458

1706371459 Asquith，Elizabeth 170.

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1706371461 Asquith，Henry Herbert：character traits 198，205，212，376，406，447，479-80；and assassination of Franz Ferdinand 6-7；and Irish Home Rule 6，9，24，52-3，123-7；and Wrsening European situaiton situation 23，33-4，38，44，49，50，55，56，57，58，61-72 passim，76-7；and Viscount Morley 38，55，61，68，70，72，83；and Churchill 64，146-7，161，183，195-6，197，199，201，208，223，230，231，303，447；and Haldane 50，70-71，99，116，120，127，130，224，236，237-8；and outbreak of war 85，105，107；appoints Kitchener Minister of War 83，99-100，127，130；relationship with Venetia Stanley 44，100，120-21，181，186，197-8，202，212，216-17，224，see under Stanley，Venetia for his letters；stops requisitioning of horses 94；on army recruitment 98，122，213；sees the King 108，111-12；visits internment camp 112；and the Speyers 113；and Prince Louis of Battenberg 113-14；and the Dukes of Cumberland and Albany 115-16，433；and Hankey 119-20，181；chairs rst meeting of Council of War 127；and safe arrival of BEF on continent 129；and Sir John French 129，130，131；and Battle of Mons 131，132，133；and Northcliffe/Northcliffe press 135，145，199，200，207-8，209-10，211，212，219，225，227，228，242，244，255，269，278，279，287，291，302-3，318，319，481-2；and sinking of HMS Audacious 137；and German successes 139；overrules Kitchener 141；delivers ‘national’ speeches 142，144，145；inspects military preparations 143；and Churchill’s botched Antwerp operation 146-7；and Admiral Fisher 148，188，189，222，223-4，225，227，228；angry with Cradock 160；and industrial unrest 166；opposes prohibition 169，171；and cabinet meetings 180；hears of conditions at the front 181；reorganises War Council 181-2，196；disagrees with Lloyd George and Churchill on strategy 182-3，184，185，186-7，188-9，192-3；and Percy Illingworth 186；and new Munitions Committee 194-5，201；and move towards coalition government 195，196，197；an anti-suffragist 197，207；and Lloyd George 199-200，201，203，208，210，233，235-6，241；and Dardanelles campaign 183-4，201-2；and shortage of munitions 202-3，205；his Newcastle speech 202，204-6，207，209，210，220；and miners’ pay demands 206-7；criticisms of 209-10；and sinking of Lusitania 214；and Sylvia Henley 216，244-5；and enemy aliens 219；and Law 225，231-2，236，277；and coalition 224-7，228-9，235-6，243-4；and McKenna 236；and Curzon 237；and Grey 238；keeps Hankey 241；chairs Dardanelles Committee 242-3，443-4；and French 245，249；his terms for peace 268；and miners’ unrest 270；opposes compulsory conscription 272，277，278，279，280，288-90，292-3，301；meets Joffre in France 273；relations with Lloyd George deteriorate 273，280，281，294-5；and the Derby Scheme 290，293，302-7，308-9；increasingly isolated 291，292-3，312；chairs new War Committee 295，296，302-3；and Kitchener’s resignation 296，313；illness 296，302；and French’s removal 296-8；and Churchill’s resignation 300；introduces Military Service Bill 309-11，312；and conscientious objectors 313，336，404-5；and evacuation of Gallipoli peninsula 314；and air defences 318-19；angry at Churchill’s speech 321，322；in Rome 323；and passing of the Military Service Bill 323-30 passim；agrees to British Summer Time 339；and defeat at Kut-al-Amara 341，444；and Easter Rising and aftermath 357，359，360，363，367-8，369，370，371，372，373，375-6，443，774；and Birrell’s resignation 365；in Ireland 373-4，376；and the Irish question 377-92 passim，429，625，626，630，687，688，690，700；and Battle of Jutland 396，397；and Kitchener’s death 398，399；appoints Lloyd George to the War Office 400，401，402-3；exhausted 404，447；at Garsington 406；and Battle of the Somme 407-8，422，448-9；and Haig 408；changes mind over women’s suffrage 434-5，622-3；and Robertson 438，450；his workload 439；under pressure to resign 440，443-4，446，447-8；drinking heavily 447，448；and death of son 448；‘somnolent’ and ‘hopeless’ 456；and Law 457，458；and Lloyd George’s plans for War Committee 459-67 passim，468-9，471-2；end of relationship with Lloyd George 470-71；and Lloyd George’s resignation 473；and Balfour’s resignation 473-4；resigns 474；and Law’s failure to form a government 474-6；shown loyalty by colleagues 476-7，480；ousted by Lloyd George 477，478-9，480，481，488，489-90，495-7，508；and Northcliffe Press 481-2；angry at Dardanelles Commission report 509-10；forms reconstruction committee 554；meets with Haig 562；consulted by Robertson 566；approves Lansdowne’s letter on peace plans 581，582，583；and the King’s name change 581，592；refuses Lloyd George’s invitation to join the government 629；and the press 660，707；supports Robertson and Haig 670，673-4，675，677，678；and the Supreme War Council 673，674；and Maurice’s letter criticising Lloyd George 711，712，713，714，715，768，772；congratulates Samuel on correcting Lloyd George’s ‘misrepresentations’ 727；with Lloyd George on Armistice Day 757；refused a place at the Peace Conference 765-6；and general election 736，741，767-8；loses seat 772；at Edith Cavell’s funeral 781；on distribution of wealth and employment of ex-soldiers 785-6，796.

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1706371463 Asquith，Herbert 753.

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