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Biography for 2nd graders.
The Pain and the Privilege
David Lloyd George, the ‘Welsh wizard’ who became prime minister in 1916 and was subsequently hailed as the ‘man who won the war’, challenged, charmed and mystified the English establishment all his political life.
He lived by his wits in both his public and private lives, attracting and fascinating women and loving them in return.
For thirty years it was an open secret at Westminster that, in all but the legal sense, he had not one wife but two.
Ffion hague biography for kids
His reputation as an incorrigible flirt was part of his mystique: as his son once said, with an attractive woman he was as little to be trusted as a Bengal tiger with a gazelle.
In this impressively researched and hugely sympathetic account, based on thousands of original documents and letters, Ffion Hague explores the lives of the women who loved Lloyd George.
Margaret Owen, a fellow Welsh-speaker from rural north Wales, married Lloyd George in 1888. She was the mother of his f