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Lee of Fareham，Arthur Lee，1st Viscount 170，326，327，461，528.
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Lee，Lady Ruth （née Moore） 463，476.
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Leeds 102，178，203，596，717，749；bantam battalions 178；Convention of Socialists 595-6.
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Leeds Pals 101.
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Leete，Alfred：Kitchener poster 152.
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Leicester 524，619.
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Leicestershire 167.
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Lemberg，Battle of （1914） 139.
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Lenin，Vladimir I. 284，534，581，807.
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Leopold，Prince 115，432.
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Letchworth 751.
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Leverhulme，William Lever，1st Viscount 737. 738.
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Lewis，Wyndham 264，265.
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Leyland （Frederick） & Company 657.
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Liberal Party 9，34-5，37，60，64；pacifists 68，70，71，72，80，98，404，579；and declaration of war 79-81，82，423；and Kitchener’s appointment 100；and Germans in Britain 108-9，112；and conscription 132，226，269，274，276，278，280，291，293，301，305，308，312，320，330，404；and the Press Bureau 134，135，191；and control of food prices 163，338，455，528，542；and alcohol 168，169；and coalition 223，226，227，229，244，765，771，805；and Churchill 229，230，240；and conscientious objectors 334，404，805；and Ireland 358，378，390，427，628，694，701；and Sidney Webb 579；and house-building 748；postwar 763，765，768，772，787；see also Asquith，Henry；Crewe，1st Marquis of；King，Joseph；Lloyd George，David；Morrell，Philip；Pringle，William；Scott，C.P..
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Lichnowsky，Prince Karl Max，German ambassador to Britain 12-14，15，20，25，28，29-30，33，36，41，42，44，48，49，50，56，58，66，67，72，79，86.
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Liège，Belgium 131.
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Lille，France 132，138 Lion，HMS 138.
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Lipton’s （tea merchants） 649.
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literature 262-3，264，265，446；see also poetry Liverpool 215，218，268，317，617，752，766，781-2；dockers’ battalion 203；Lloyd George’s speech 246.
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Liverpool，Robert Jenkinson，2nd Earl of 464.
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Liverpool Pals 100 Lloyd，Blanche 64，66，99，295-6.
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Lloyd，Frank 738.
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Lloyd，George 64，66，296，307.
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Lloyd George，David 480；character traits 200，212，213，227，235，480，508，511；and Boer War 35，79；anti-war sentiments 35-6；and the economic situation 49，54，57，61，62，79；threatens resignation 63，67；and Asquith 68，70，71；changes his mind over fighting 70，79，85，105；suggests formation of Propaganda Bureau 105-6；and the appearance of the ￡1 note 121；and Irish Home Rule 123，124；gives histrionic speech 145；disgusted by Churchill 147；introduces his War Budget 157-9；his rapport with unions 166-7；anti-drink policies 168，169-74，211；argues for equal treatment of unmarried women 176；and Kitchener 179，180，199；in War Council 182-3，186，193；in charge of Munitions Committee 194；critical of Asquith 198；his views on the war 199；rumoured to be conspiring with Northcliffe against Asquith 199-200，201；his relationship with Frances Stevenson 200；and Dardanelles campaign 201；clashes with Kitchener over munitions 201，203；and McKenna 208；and Asquith’s Newcastle speech 210-11；and Northcliffe 211，221，227，228，239，241，287；receives Repington’s report on munitions situation 221；and Fisher’s resignation 223-4；and coalition 224，225，227，229，231，235-6；and Churchill 230-31；as Minister of Munitions 231-2，233-5，246-8，455；replaced as Chancellor by McKenna 236；suspected of conspiring against Asquith 244，273；relations with the unions 247-8，271，272，281-2，283-4，286，316，337；and Addison’s dire report 248-9；and female employment 274-5；in favour of conscription 277-8，279，280，281，288，292，293，307，312，326，327-8；disillusioned by Asquith 287-8，291，292，294，323；threatens to resign 288，294，307，326；wants small War Cabinet 293；joins Asquith’s new War Committee 295，299；Clementine Churchill’s view of 300；and Northcliffe 308，312，315，325，397；and Carson 312；clashes with Kitchener 314，315；makes statement about arms supplies 315-17；urges improved air defences for London 318；disillusioned with conduct of the war 320，323，326；schemes against Asquith 326-7，328；decides not to resign 328；and Ireland 358，373，376-92 passim，397；and Kitchener’s death 397，398-9；becomes war secretary 399，400-3；and Battle of the Somme 412，420，421；writes letter for premiere of The Battle of the Somme 416；and Bertrand Russell 423，424；and conscription in Ireland 427，428；criticised by Esher 435-7，and Haig 437；gives United Press of America interview 436，440；attacked in the press 437-8；wants Robertson out 438，439，450；moves towards coup against Asquith 446，447-8，450-51，456，457，458-75 passim，488；asked by the King to form a government 476-9，481-3；his War Cabinet 483-6，502；and Robertson and Haig 486-7，491；offers Aitken a peerage 488-9；and growth of civil service 490；fails to attend Parliament 491，500-1；and German peace overtures 491，492；addresses Parliament for the first time as prime minister 492-6；takes over Propaganda Bureau 501；summons Imperial Conference of prime ministers 502；his war strategies 503；and Nivelle’s plan 503-6，507，555；clashes with Haig and Robertson 504-7；and Derby 508，520-21，545；and Dardanelles Commission report 508，510；puts Geddes in charge of Admiralty 511，512-13；brings Churchill back 513-16，517-18；relations with Northcliffe 518-20；abuses honours system 521-3，524；and food shortages 524-5，526，538，529，533-4，538-9，540-41，543，544；and Neville Chamberlain 545-6，546，547，550-52；and manpower problems 547-8，549，550，551；and postwar reconstruction 554；favours ‘Salonica’ strategy 314，399，438，450，487，503，555；and Robertson/Haig plan （Ypres） 556-7，558，559，560，561-2；wants to launch offensive in Italy 556，557，560-61；and Turkey 561；plans Supreme War Council 562，564，565，566；hostile to Robertson 562-4，565；berates Haig 564-5；gives Paris speech on dangers of Allied disunity 565，566；holds Cambrai ‘failure’ against Haig and Robertson 567；meets French prime minister 567；and growing cynicism 576；and Henderson and the Labour Party 576-8；and Lansdowne’s letter 583，584；makes speech on war aims to the unions 584-5；and the Tsar’s request for asylum 587，588，589，590；warned of the effects of the Russian Revolution 587，593；and industrial unrest 592，593，594-5，654；and public spending 601，602；and air raids on London 608，609-10；and national health insurance 620；appoints Barnes responsible for care of disabled soldiers 621；and suffrage 622，623-4；and the Irish question 626-7，628-9，630-31，633，636；dishonest over troop numbers 642-3，658；speaks to trades unionists 645；and Sir Henry Wilson 646；enraged by the generals’ callousness 646-8；has problems with Northcliffe and Robertson 657，658；wishes to avoid further slaughter 658；criticised for appointing Beaverbrook Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 659，660-61，662-3，664；attacked by Repington 665-6；forms Alien Committee 668；at Versailles Supreme War Council 669；comes to an agreement with Clemenceau 669；clashes with Robertson and dismisses him 669，670-73，674-6，677-8；attacked by Asquith 673-5；retains Haig 674-5，676-7，678-80，681；duped by Wilson 681，682；‘the greatest liar’ 682；and conscription 682；and Churchill 683，759；optimistic 684；and Irish conscription 685，686，687，688-9，690，691，692，694-5，696-7，69
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