THE SPLIT OF THE LIBERAL PARTY IN THE LAST YEARS OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR
There is an analysis of the decline foundation in the Liberal party since the beginning of D. Lloyd George ’s premiership in 1916 till the end of war in 1918 in the article. The policy of H. H. Asquith, who was the leader of the Liberal party and liberals in House of Commons for the moment, is also given. The author is trying to point out the causes for the main liberal body’s paralysis, inertia of H. H. Asquith and his inability to stop the decline of the Liberal party.