Where Are We Going? - Couverture souple

Lloyd George, David

 
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Synopsis

Where Are We Going? is a searching intervention in the unsettled politics of the postwar world, written at a moment when Britain and Europe were measuring the costs of victory. Lloyd George examines national direction, economic recovery, democratic responsibility, and international stability with the urgency of a statesman addressing crisis rather than posterity. Its style is lucid, combative, and parliamentary: argument proceeds through practical diagnosis, moral pressure, and memorable rhetorical turns, placing the work within the tradition of liberal political pamphleteering after the First World War. David Lloyd George, prime minister from 1916 to 1922, wrote from an unusually intimate knowledge of war leadership, coalition government, peace negotiations, and social reform. His Welsh Nonconformist background, radical Liberal commitments, and experience at the centre of imperial and European diplomacy all inform the book's insistence that public policy must answer human need as well as national interest. This volume is recommended to readers interested in modern British history, liberal political thought, and the aftermath of 1914–18. It offers not merely contemporary commentary, but a revealing self-portrait of a leader asking how democracies should move forward after catastrophe.

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