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Dictator has new cabinet in Britain war council form
A new war cabinet led by Lloyd George consolidates power with Milner Henderson and Law as top directors. The full ministry includes twelve Liberals fifteen Unionists and three Labourites with Devonport and Mackay as food and shipping controllers. Early steps involve privy council swearing in and a speech outlining policy while bills enable ministers to sit without new elections.
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Lonion
Tasued Tocight
David Haydshorne
Lord Milner
Earl Curzon
Andrew Ponar Law
Arthur Henderson
Lloyds George
Lloyd- George
Henderson
War Council
House of Commons
Donar Law
House of Lords
Council
Lloyd George
Lord Istiner
Foreign Affairs
War
Admiralty
Privy Council
Hours of Commons
Union-ista
Boards of Trade and Education
Baron Devonport
Jozeph Macklay
Robert Finlay
T. ¥. O'Connor
House of Commons For the Formation of A Aetics of Commissons
Tani
Sir Robert Dancatyne Finlay
Hama
Sir George Cave
Arthur J. Balfour
Walter Hume Long
the Earl of Derby
India
Auetty Chamberlain
Haros
Hirondda
Board of Trade
Sir Albert Stanley
John Modge
Sir Edward Carson
Christopher Addison
Lord Robert Cecil
Joseph Paton Maclay
Herbert A. le Fisher
Alfred M. Mond
Duchy of Lancaster
Frederick Vawley
Albert Wagworth
George N. Narmes
Frederick I. Smith
Gorton Hewart
K. C
Scotland
Mr. Mumford Adicate
James A. Clyde
J. 0
Reneral
Thomas DB. Morrison
Ireland
Haren Wimborne
Terland
Henry E. Duke
Font
Tenathus J.lites
Nobert Vannatyne Finlay