Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Stead's Review, Vol. 49: January 19, 1918
The day after the last issue of stead's went to press Mr. Lloyd George made his first. Really definite statement conoerninvg the war aims of Great Britain. True he left a great deal unsaid, was still vague on many points, but he was far Clearer on others than ever before. He abandoned all general] pronouncements concerning Com pensation, Restitution and Guarantees and got down to special objects. There has been a growing demand for a definite statement concerning our war aims and the time has come when it is real ised that. Nebulous generalities must be translated into concrete declarations. The Prime Minister went himself to the hall where the Trade Union delegates were sitting, and there made his important deliverance concerning the Allies' war aims.
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