Explaining the Britishers; the Story of England's Mighty Effort in Liberty's Cause, As Seen By An American
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There is also a North American touch about Bonar Law, who is Lloyd George's right-hand man in the conduct of the war, and is now in charge of Treasury and financial matters as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Law was born in Canada — in New Brunswick. Lord Beaverbrook, the hustling young British Minister of Information (aged 39) , Digitized by LjOOQ IC 96 EXPLAINING THE BRITISHERS who has organised hospitality in Britain for the American forces on so splendid a scale, is also a Canadian and was bor...n in the same town as Bonar Law. That extraordinarily virile Englishman, Viscount NorthcliflFe, who conducts British prop- aganda in Enemy Countries and is Germany's best- hated Britisher, is well known in the U.S.A., which he admires intensely and knows more in- timately, probably, than any living Britisher. Lord Northcliffe, whose newspapers rendered historic service in firing his country and its Governments with Get-On-with-the-War "pep," was Britain's Special Commissioner to the United States in 19 17.
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There is also a North American touch about Bonar Law, who is Lloyd George's right-hand man in the conduct of the war, and is now in charge of Treasury and financial matters as Chancellor of the Exchequer. Law was born in Canada — in New Brunswick. Lord Beaverbrook, the hustling young British Minister of Information (aged 39) , Digitized by LjOOQ IC 96 EXPLAINING THE BRITISHERS who has organised hospitality in Britain for the American forces on so splendid a scale, is also a Canadian and was bor...n in the same town as Bonar Law. That extraordinarily virile Englishman, Viscount NorthcliflFe, who conducts British prop- aganda in Enemy Countries and is Germany's best- hated Britisher, is well known in the U.S.A., which he admires intensely and knows more in- timately, probably, than any living Britisher. Lord Northcliffe, whose newspapers rendered historic service in firing his country and its Governments with Get-On-with-the-War "pep," was Britain's Special Commissioner to the United States in 19 17.
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