Asquith

herbert henry (1st earl of oxford and asquith) 1852–1928, british statesman: prime minister 1908–16.
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husbands who long after the honeymoon like to be entertained will envy asquith his margot.
my impresssions of america margot asquith

his successor was mr. asquith, late chancellor of the exchequer.
the governments of europe frederic austin ogg

that evening i lighted a cigar and went down to sit on the outermost pile of the asquith dock to commune with myself.
the celebrity, complete winston churchill

yet mr. asquith did know the paper contained some falsehoods.
gallipoli diary, volume 2 ian hamilton

mr. asquith, both by inheritance and temperament, was designed for a strenuous life, a strenuous moral life.
the mirrors of downing street harold begbie

does he think that mr. asquith would substantially agree with that?
the world in chains john mavrogordato

mr. asquith then read the concluding paragraph of the proclamation which appeared in these columns yesterday.
new york times current history: the european war from the beginning to march 1915, vol 1, no. 2 various

the next day i went over to the county-seat, and got back to asquith after dark.
the celebrity, complete winston churchill

the truth is, i executed rather a faux pas over there at asquith.
the celebrity, complete winston churchill

the possibility of being recognized at asquith did not occur to me.
the celebrity, complete winston churchill

noun
herbert henry, 1st earl of oxford and asquith. 1852–1928, british statesman; prime minister (1908–16); leader of the liberal party (1908–26)