Lloyd George's Denial of Statement in Book London, Mar. 7.
Piquaney is lent to the appearlonce of the fifth volume of "The World Crisis and the Aftermath"—which is written by Mr. Winston Churchill, at present Chancellor of the Exchequer, and which brings the story down to the end of 192 by. patent discrepancies in the recollections Winston Churchill and 1 Lloyd George.
This morning the famous Premier denied a statement in Mr. (Churehill's hook that he, Mr. Lloyd [George, declined to have Mr. As jyuith at the Peace Conferenes.. Later on in the morning Marge, Countess of Oxford and Asquith, who herself is rather well known for writing frank colored that Mr. Li recollections, inaccurate in Uhat her husband did offer his services to the British peace delegation which went to Versailles and that Mr. Lloyd George promised to consider the offer but never mentioned the matier again, Interviewed agai the after-avon Mr, Lloyd his statement book, when publisited, would. gis Juntails of the interview at which made Mr, Asquith the formal offer of the post of Lord Chancellor, which would have meant attendance Jat the Peace Conference. Ie added that Mr. Asquith refused to accent the post.—Reuter.
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