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The Woman Who Helped Win the War: The Welfare Campaigns of Margaret Lloyd George, 1914-1918

The Woman Who Helped Win the War: The Welfare Campaigns of Margaret Lloyd George, 1914-1918 in Bloomington, MN
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O'Brien's second biography of British Prime Minister David Lloyd George's wife Margaret serves as a prequel to his first volume,
The Campaigns of Margaret Lloyd George: The Wife of the Prime Minister 1916-1922
(Y Lolfa, 2022), which focused on her campaigns during the 1918-1922 peacetime Coalition Government led by her husband. Similarly based on research in the unpublished archive of letters and speeches belonging to his grandfather the Revd. J T Rhys, former private secretary to Margaret Lloyd George at 10 Downing St, this book describes her six major campaigns during WWI: for her Welsh Troops Fund; the British & Foreign Sailors' Society; Welsh Army recruitment; Food & Home Economy; Temperance; Health & Social Welfare. It also looks at her ongoing campaigning for opportunities for women, for churches, and for Wales.
The Campaigns of Margaret Lloyd George: The Wife of the Prime Minister 1916-1922
(Y Lolfa, 2022), which focused on her campaigns during the 1918-1922 peacetime Coalition Government led by her husband. Similarly based on research in the unpublished archive of letters and speeches belonging to his grandfather the Revd. J T Rhys, former private secretary to Margaret Lloyd George at 10 Downing St, this book describes her six major campaigns during WWI: for her Welsh Troops Fund; the British & Foreign Sailors' Society; Welsh Army recruitment; Food & Home Economy; Temperance; Health & Social Welfare. It also looks at her ongoing campaigning for opportunities for women, for churches, and for Wales.