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views 1,516,715 updated May 21 2018. Asquith, Herbert Henry, 1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith (1852–1928) British statesman, last Liberal prime minister (1908–16). Asquith entered Parliament in 1886, later serving as home secretary to William Gladstone (1892–95). His support of free trade helped the Liberals win the 1905 general election.
Firma. Herbert Henry Asquith, I Conte di Oxford e Asquith, KG KC PC ( Morley, 12 settembre 1852 – Sutton Courtenay, 15 febbraio 1928 ), è stato un politico britannico . Fu Primo ministro del Regno Unito per il Partito Liberale dal 1908 al 1916. [1] La durata della sua permanenza ininterrotta come primo ministro fu la più lunga del Regno ...
Politiker. 1852. 12. September: Herbert Henry Asquith wird als Sohn eines Wollhändlers in Morley, West Yorkshire (Großbritannien), geboren. 1863-1870. Asquith besucht die City of London School. 1870. Aufnahme seines Studiums der Rechtswissenschaft am Balliol College in Oxford. 1877.
Herbert Henry Asquith. (Morely, Yorkshire, 1852 - Londres, 1928) Político británico. Abogado educado en las Universidades de Londres y Oxford, entró en política de la mano del Partido Liberal. En 1886 fue elegido diputado; luego fue ministro del Interior entre 1892 y 1895, ministro de Hacienda en 1905-08 y primer ministro de 1908 a 1916.
Herbert Henry Asquith (født 12. september 1852, død 15. februar 1928) var en britisk liberal premierminister ( 1908 - 16) og den første jarl af Oxford og Asquith (fra 1925 ). Hans vigtigste beslutning som premierminister var at indføre offentlige pensioner og andre sociale ydelser . Han blev kaldt Herbert i sin familie, men Henry af sin ...
ASQUITH, HERBERT HENRY (1852–1928) British politician. The son of a Yorkshire clothing manufacturer, Herbert Henry Asquith was born on 12 September 1852 in Morley, Yorkshire. Educated at the City of London and Balliol College, Oxford, Asquith became a lawyer in 1876. In the 1886 general election he was elected as the Liberal MP for East Fife.
Asquith: A Prime Minister at War. As a peacetime premier Herbert Asquith was held in high regard, but the First World War undid his reputation. That is an unfair judgment, argues Roland Quinault.
