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14 Jan 1917

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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

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Jan 14, 1917

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11

Lord Curzon Emerges as Key Figure in Lloyd George Era

A lengthy profile lauds Lord Curzon as Lloyd George’s strongest ally and a dominant figure in the war council. It details his career from India’s viceroy to lord president of the privy council, notes his pivotal role in imperial policy, and highlights his high social standing and marriages enriching his influence.

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Lord Curzon’s New Devonshire House and Heir Prospects

The piece outlines Lord Curzon’s marriage prospects, noting his age and potential heir outcomes. It details his three stepchildren, the Ravensdale barony implications for Lady Irene Benson, and the possible extinction or transfer of Curzon titles depending on male offspring. It highlights his acquisition of Kedleston as a future rural base and contrasts Kedleston’s grandeur with other historic English seats.

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Tady Curzon England Queen Alexandra Curzon Irene Guy Benson Robert H. Henson Buckhurst Sussex London National Gallery Lady Irene Benson Ravendale Lord Curzon Irene Benson J. Munroe Hinde Ris Alfred Duggan Buenos Aires Lady Curzon Trent Park Hertfordshire Sir Philip Sassoon Lady Carnon Alabama Albert Hall Massa Heera Tarldom Scarsdale Ravensdale Searsdale Alfred Curzon Countess of
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