Tag: November 1924
Washington’s Influence: A Glimpse into the Empire’s Shift in Sympathy
November 12th, 1924, London – In a shocking revelation, Sir Auckland Geddes, former British ambassador to America, exposed the profound impact of American thought on the United Kingdom and its dominions. Speaking to an audience of 3,000 at Westminster Hall, Geddes revealed that the British colonies, facing difficulties, were increasingly turning to Washington for sympathy…
Liberal Party Infighting: A Recipe for Disaster?
It was a stormy night in London when the Liberal Party’s leader, Mr. Asquith, announced his plan to overhaul the party from top to bottom. But the response was far from thunderous. In fact, it was a cacophony of criticism from the party’s own ranks. About 100 Liberal candidates who were defeated in the recent…
