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Kirkwood，David 283，808，809.
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Kitchener of Khartoum，Field Marshal Horatio Kitchener，1st Earl：character 99，194，195，198，225；appointed Secretary of State for War 71，83，99，100，101，116，127；on committee for registering houses as hospitals 97；forbids Prince of Wales to fight 101，184-5；his recruitment campaign 100，128，129，142，143，152，164，203；disparages Territorials 130；addresses the Lords 130-31；and BEF’s shortage of manpower and ammunition 131-2，139，168；briefs Repington 132；clashes with Asquith over billets 141，142；and alcohol consumption 143，168；and Churchill 146，147；points out vulnerability of east coast to invasion 149，159-60；on Battle of Neuve Chapelle 167-8；renounces drink for the duration 170；on women labourers 176；‘has created Love’ 178；attacked by Lloyd George 179-80；and Sir John French 181，186-7；in War Council 182；and Churchill’s Dardanelles campaign 184，186，188，189，192，201，222，231，445，509-10；displaced by Lloyd George in Munitions Committee 194-5，199，201，202-3，210，233；and shell shortages 205，220-21；and Unionists 222，234；blamed by Lloyd George 234；brings the Lords up to date 238-9；puts up recruiting posters 239；bans photographers from front 415；attacked by Northcliffe 239-40，241，269，657，664；loses allies 240；and Mrs Asquith 244；248；pleads for more recruits at rally 253；meets Joffre in Calais 273，288；and conscription 273-4，278，279，280，290，292，294；sent to Dardanelles by Asquith 295；blamed for not sending troops as promised 295-6；recommends Haig to succeed French in command of BEF 299；marginalised and asks to resign 300；and Mesopotamia campaign 303；and Curzon 304，483；clashes with Runciman and McKenna 308；returns from Near East 313；relationship with Lloyd George breaks down 314-15；tells Asquith Churchill has asked to be relieved of his command 322；and Irish papers 344；against prolonged offensive 407 death 397-8；succeeded by Lloyd George 399-403 passim.
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Kitchlew，Dr Saifuddin 819.
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Knoblock，Edward 263.
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Knox，Lady 96-7.
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Knutsford，Sydney Holland，2nd Viscount 97.
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Königen Luise 133.
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Kühlmann，Richard von 567，568.
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Kut-al-Amara，Battle of （1916） 341，444，517.
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Labour Party 35，98，101，144，163，164，238，246，269；pacifists 268，286，438，472，572，574，579，586；and miners 270；and conscription 274，285，311，312，325，328；and Lloyd George 316，476，478，479，493，501，523，554，778，814；and industrial unrest 457，813；and Churchill 517-18；calls for fair distribution of food，541；new constitution drafted by Sidney Webb 578-9；and Russia 576，577，578，585，586，592-3，595，749，807，708；adopts Memorandum of War Aims 584；calls for ‘Workers’ and Soldiers’ Councils 749；and postwar election 749，764，765，766，767，772，788，809，814；and postwar economy 763-4，787；and demobilisation 786，797；and German reparations 787；wants nationalisation 813；in government 79，238，345，476；see also Hardie，James Keir；Henderson，Arthur；Independent Labour Party；Lansbury，George；MacDonald，James Ramsay.
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Laird，Mary 282.
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Lambert，George 674-5，714.
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Lambton，George 152-3.
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Lancken，Baron von der 256.
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land girls see Women’s Land Army.
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Lang，Cosmo Gordon，Archbishop of Canterbury 66.
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Lang，John 283.
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Lansbury，George 213，325，572，581，587-8，749，807.
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Lansdowne，Henry Petty-Fitzmaurice，5th Marquess of 440；and Edward VII’s entente cordiale 31；convenes ‘council of war’ 64；relations with government 64-5，71，188，195，228；and Irish Home Rule 123，378，379，385-6，389；included in War Council 196；and conscription 222，277，288，289；agrees to be joint leader of the Lords and minister without portfolio 237；gives statement in the Lords on Edith Cavell 257-8；and Asquith’s illness 293；announces a Ministry of Blockade 320；lobbied by Mrs Asquith not to support Lloyd George as Secretary of War 401；circulates letter arguing for a negotiated peace 440，472；appalled by plotting in War Committee 462；attacked by Northcliffe press 466；reluctant to back Lloyd George 468，469；does not serve in his government 487-8；publishes the ‘Lansdowne Letter’ 581-4；and release of conscientious objectors 805.
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Lansdowne，Lady Maud Petty-Fitzmarice，Marchioness of （née Hamilton） 98.
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Lauder，Harry 179.
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Lavery，Sir John 110，665.
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Law，Andrew Bonar：on Franz Josef 7；and British support for France and Russia 31，36，64-5，67，71；and neutrality of Belgium 47；and Irish Home Rule 52-3，123，124，125，126，378，380，390，690，692；praises Asquith and Grey 122；speaks in support of Asquith 155；relations with the government 188，195，228；included in War Council 196；advised by Gwynne 200；has misgivings about Lloyd George’s version of events 211；sees Sir John French’s correspondence with War Office 221；and conscription 222，277，280，324-5；and Fisher’s resignation 223-4；relationship with Lloyd George 224；and Asquith’s agreement to coalition 224；on Unionists’ dislike of Churchill 225，226，231；and negotiations about coalition 225，226；and shell shortage 225；accepts role of Secretary of State for the Colonies 231-2；and Max Aitken 232，400；insists on dismissal of Haldane 236，238；distrusts Kitchener 225，240，294；relationship with Northcliffe 241；and Carson 294，312，328；joins War Committee 296；and Curzon 314；Lloyd George on 323；warns General Wilson not to meddle regarding Asquith 324；and Lloyd George’s proposed resignation 327，328；fights for survival as Unionist leader 328；offered post of secretary of war 400；and Lloyd George’s ‘new party’ 446；and Asquith 448，457；and Churchill 457；threatens resignation 458，466-7；and Lloyd George’s proposed war committee 458-62，465，466-9，472，473，474；unable to form a government 474-5，476；and Lloyd George’s government 476，478，479，489-90；in his War Cabinet 482；represents him in parliament 482-3，492；and Balfour 485；and Aitken’s peerage 488-9；and sequestration of profiteers 494；helps compile Beaverbrook’s account of Lloyd George’s coup 501；and exclusion of Churchill from War Cabinet 514-15，516；and Derby 517；on examples of fraudulent military exemption 545；his inadequacies 560；and Haig’s strategy 561-2；and death of sons 563；and ‘Lansdowne Letter’ 583，584；as Chancellor of the Exchequer 599，601，602，655-6，787；releases prisoners after Easter Rising 631-2；and Frederick Harris 668；presses Derby not to resign 677；and Haig 677-8；misleads Parliament 680-81；speaks on Military Service Bill 706；and Maurice’s letter 709，710，711，713；and armistice terms 730；accepts proposed election 741；afraid of Bolshevism 760；and publication of his joint programme with Lloyd George 768；and Lloyd George’s election victory 773；in war cabinet with Chamberlain 789，801-2；remains as Leader of the Commons 789；and demobilisation 803；at Versailles conference 824-5.
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Lawrence，D. H. 265，580；The Rainbow 265；Women in Love 265.
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Lawson，Harry 135-6.
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