Henry James Study
West published Henry James, a critical study of the American novelist.
Explore 319 historical events and records for Great Britain in 1916.
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West published Henry James, a critical study of the American novelist.
The Government calls a truce & leaves the Republicans in control of much of the South
The Government calls a truce & leaves the Republicans in control of much of the South
Bonar Law assumes responsibility for the Exchequer in Lloyd George's wartime government.
Bonar Law declines to form a government without sufficient support during the December political crisis.
Bonar Law joins Lloyd George's small War Cabinet when the new wartime administration takes office.
Bonar Law becomes a central figure in negotiations surrounding the collapse of Asquith's ministry.
The Conscription Bill is passed
The Conscription Bill is passed
Publication of "Letters From America"
Becomes an important British liaison with Faisal's Arab forces.
Builds experience of union conflict and pit politics.
Appointed Minister of Munitions
Publication of "Mr Britling Sees It Through"
Leaves Birmingham municipal work for national wartime service.
Commands the entire front in Mesopotamia
Appointed Parliamentary Private Secretary to Bonar Law
The Government calls a truce & leaves the Republicans in control of much of the South
Rejects Betmanns Peace Note & demands the defeat of Germany by a "knock out blow"
Created Baron Sturdee
Appointed President of the Board of Trade
Buys control of the Daily Express
Forms a brigade of Irish POWs for an Irish Republican rebellion
Leads Third Army operations north of the main Somme battlefield.
Directs Third Army during prolonged attritional warfare on the Western Front.
Excluded from Lloyd George's new 5 man War Cabinet
Appointed Member of 5 man War Cabinet
Appointed Member of 5 man War Cabinet, representitive of Labour
Appointed Member of 5 man War Cabinet
Forms a 5 man War Cabinet, himself, Bonar Law, Curzon & Milner
Appointed Member of 5 man War Cabinet
Serves on the Western Front during the Somme campaign
Appointed Brigade-Major in the Western Front in France
Appointed Brigade-Major in the Western Front in France
Wells published What Is Coming, offering predictions about politics after the war.
Financial writer Hartley Withers assumed the editorship during the First World War, when government borrowing and monetary pressures dominated economics.
Haig considers future offensives around Ypres.
Plumer commands the British Second Army around Ypres.
Harington helps plan operations in the Ypres sector.
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