Table of Contents

1. All in a garden fair; 2. The new bureaucracy; 3. Food and agriculture; 4. Foreign affairs; 5. Ireland; 6. Imperial questions; 7. The political culture of 10 Downing Street; 8. Two malcontents; Conclusion.

Promotional Information

When Lloyd George became Prime Minister during the First World War he appointed a private secretariat to help him run the complex machinery of wartime government.