1. British Prime Minister David Lloyd George remembered him as an “inspiring figure far beyond the country’s shores.”

2. The King was displeased at Liberal attacks on the peers, which included a polemical speech by David Lloyd George at Limehouse.

3. British Prime Minister David Lloyd George (cattily, but accurately) described Sir Douglas Haig as "brilliant to the tops of his boots."

4. In 1931, David Lloyd George told a select committee: "Parliament has really no control over the executive; it is a pure fiction."