1706372280

1706372281 Guest，Freddie 181，276-7，288-9，513，515-16，614，736，737，738.

1706372282

1706372283 Guinness，Major Walter 661.

1706372284

1706372285 Gurney，Ivor 651；Severn and Somme 651.

1706372286

1706372287 Gwynne，H. A. 62；supports Grey 62；attacks Churchill 147，222；urges Asquith to replace him with Jellicoe 147；tells General Wilson of the Asquiths’ drinking habits 198，199；opposed to coalition 200；on conscription 213，279；conspires with Lloyd George and Wilson on Kitchener’s behalf 279；and the Derby Scheme 290；on Asquith’s unpopularity 292-3；calls for him to be replaced by Carson 324，337，481；and Irvine’s report on Ulstermen in British Army 343，344；on Home Rule 376；on the King’s German relatives 433；thanked by Lloyd George for his help 482；on Lloyd George’s appointment of Churchill 517；and Haig 561，564；and Robertson 561，565；and Repington 665；writes to Esher on Bolsheviks 760；letters to Countess Bathurst：on The Times’ account of retreat from Mons 135；on having a general election 236；on Lloyd George 482，707；on Churchill 517-18；on having lost faith in all the leaders 610；see also Morning Post.

1706372288

1706372289 Haggard，Sir Henry Rider 276，781.

1706372290

1706372291 Haig，Lady Dorothy （née Vivian） 782.

1706372292

1706372293 Haig，Field Marshal Sir Douglas 46，408；in Asquith’s Council of War 127，128；has grave doubts about Sir John French 129-30；his own limitations 130；takes command of 1st Army 185；warned of shell shortage 194；opposes Loos offensive 288；Churchill lobbies for him to become military director 288；invested with Order of the Bath 296；on the King having lost confidence in French 296-7；undermines French 298-9；complains of manpower shortages 320；reprieves conscientious objectors 336；and Lloyd George 398，399，403，412，437，459，464，486，487，491，506，507，521，564-5，566，567，646，647-8，660；and Derby 403，463，469，566；and Northcliffe 403，415；and Asquith 404，448，449；launches Battle of the Somme 407-11，412，415，418，421，437，449，464，487；and Robertson 447，486，556，557，608，642；and Esher 472；and Nivelle offensive 503-7，555；and Eric Geddes 511，512，644；argues for a new Flanders offensive （Ypres） 556-8，559，560-61，562，563，564；is opposed to Supreme War Council 564；further complaints of manpower shortages 641，642，646；urged by Derby to build pillboxes 643；angers Robertson and Derby with his political stupidity 647；and Sir Henry Wilson 670，671；and Versailles conference 670，673，674-5，676；and Lloyd George 676-7，678-80，681，726；and Robertson’s ‘resignation’ 677-8；and British retreat 682；accused by French of letting down the Army 684-5；defends Gough 703-4；and Rothermere 704；issues order to ‘fight on to the end’ 707；and Maurice 709-10，714-15；and the War Cabinet 711，727；tells Milner of changes at the front 728；summoned to give his views on state of German army 731-2；and Armistice terms 733；visits soldiers in France 760；Beaverbrook on 771；refuses a peerage 782-3，795；agrees to an earldom 796；and demobilisation 799，800，803.

1706372294

1706372295 Haldane，Richard Haldane，1st Viscount 48，50，70-71；and Grey 48，50，71；takes temporary charge of the War Office 70，71，77，99；on Kitchener 99；smeared by The Times 99，116-17；speaks on Lords debate on spies 117；forms Council of War 120，127；discusses size of BEF with Balfour 128；and Kitchener 130；and conscription 187；defended by Joseph King against Northcliffe press 191；criticised as pro-German 197，237-8，477；dismissed from Woolsack 224；and Asquith 224，236，238；defends von Donop 249；consulted by the King 471；endorses Lansdowne’s letter 583；Yeats’s letter to 685；warns French against conscription in Ireland 695；hosts dinner for Lloyd George and the Webbs 736；influences H. A. L. Fisher on ‘continuation schools’ 742，743；signs petition to free conscientious objectors 804；advises French on Irish question 816.

1706372296

1706372297 Halstead，Essex 177.

1706372298

1706372299 Hamilton，General Sir Ian 127，181，192，224，253，254，259.

1706372300

1706372301 Hampshire，HMS 397.

1706372302

1706372303 Hampshire County Lunatic Asylum 783.

1706372304

1706372305 Hankey，Sir Maurice 71，119；and the War Book 118-19；at outbreak of war 87；in spies debate 118；and Asquith 119-20；criticises the cabinet 121；on failure of Germans to attack troop ships 131；helps Balfour organise invasion plans 150；on casualties in Hartlepool 160；advises Asquith on BEF 181；acts as secretary to War Council 182，196；and Dardanelles campaign 184，188，189，193，201，240，301，314；sends Asquith memorandum on trench warfare 185；and Fisher 188，189，227；reports on shell shortage 202；and the coalition 236，300-1；advises Asquith 241；and Dardanelles Committee 242；and conscription 288，292，293；bombarded with letters from Mrs Asquith 292；as secretary to War Committee 295，296，439；on casualties 301；on conscription 323，332-3；defends Asquith to the King 324；as secretary to the cabinet 329；on Asquith 357，396；on Edward House 395，732；on Kitchener 398，407；on Lloyd George as war secretary 403；on the Battle of the Somme 409，412，457；on the atmosphere in the government 440；and publication of Dardanelles papers 443，444-5；agrees with Lloyd George’s assessment of the war 449，450，457；referees fight between Lloyd George and Robertson 450；discusses War Committee with Lloyd George and Law 460，461；presses Asquith to streamline cabinet decision-making process 462；and Asquith’s exclusion from War Committee 466，467，469-70；tries to calm Mrs Asquith 469；on Loyd George as ‘totally innocent’ of collusion 470；and the King 472，475；on the failure of the coalition 480；consulted by Lloyd George 481；on Lloyd George and Northcliffe 482，519；and Arthur Henderson 484；campaigns for Montagu to take charge of National Service 486；and Robertson 487，506，563，566；and German peace overture 492；power in War Cabinet increases 502；thinks Dardanelles report unfair to Asquith 509；and Admiralty’s introduction of convoys 511；‘irreplaceable’ 512；felled by toothache 513-14；talks with Lloyd George 561，562；dislikes Wilson 565；writes Lloyd George’s speech 566；instructs him to omit references to Romanovs from memoirs 590；on shortage of manpower 641；redrafts offer to Plumer 672；and Robertson 675，676，678；on the Western Front with Smuts 679，681；on preparations for invasion 705；defends Lloyd George 711-12，713，715；and Metropolitan Police strike 718，719；persuades Lloyd George to stick with Haig 727；self-congratulatory 758-9；conspires with the King to have Asquith at peace conference 765-6；and Stamfordham 766；and Lloyd George’s election victory 772-3；and Chamberlain 789；shocked at Haig’s possible dukedom 795-6；awarded ￡25，000 796；on Churchill’s failure to get demobilisation post 798.

1706372306

1706372307 Harcourt，Lewis 38，55，472.

1706372308

1706372309 Hardie，James Keir 17，68，79，104-5，164，285，286，485.

1706372310

1706372311 Hardinge，Sir Arthur，British ambassador to Spain 567.

1706372312

1706372313 Hardinge of Penshurst，Charles Hardinge，1st Baron 196，581-2，583；report on Easter Rising 374，383-4.

1706372314

1706372315 Hardy，Thomas 106，267，651.

1706372316

1706372317 Harrach，Count 256.

1706372318

1706372319 Harris，Frederick Leverton 667-8.

1706372320

1706372321 Harrow School 18.

1706372322

1706372323 Hartlepool （1914） 160.

1706372324

1706372325 Harvey，Edmund 109.

1706372326

1706372327 Helga，HMS 361.

1706372328

1706372329 Henderson，Arthur 484-5；replaces MacDonald as leader of Labour Party 76；on committee examining shell shortage 202；joins coalition 237，484；meets Cardiff strikers 271；and conscription 280，311，328；and trades unions 282，283，311；as member of War Council 460；supports Asquith 473；at conference with the King 475；in War Cabinet 484，575；persuades trades unionist to accept conscription for work 494；and launch of National Service 547；and pacifism in labour movement 574，576；in Russia and Paris 576-7，578；resigns from War Cabinet 577-8；works on Labour Party’s plan for the future 578；and MacDonald 580；visits Russia 592-3，talks with Law 760；and general election 749，764，767，772.

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