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Herbert Henry Asquith, 1. hrabě z Oxfordu a Asquithu (12. září 1852 – 15. únor 1928) byl britský státník, člen Liberální strany a premiér. Byl nejdéle souvisle sloužícím premiérem ve 20. století až do doby, kdy ho v 80. letech překonala Margaret Thatcherová .
Herbert Henry Asquith was born in Morley, West Yorkshire on 12 September 1852. His father was a wool merchant. Educated at Oxford, Asquith became a lawyer and in 1886 Liberal member of parliament ...
Introduction ↑. Herbert Henry Asquith (1852-1928) had been British Prime Minister for over six years at the outbreak of the First World War. He was generally regarded as a successful politician who had presided over a Liberal government that had introduced major domestic reforms in relation to old age pensions, insurance against illness and unemployment, and the power of the House of Lords.
Herbert Henry (H.H.) Asquith was the last Prime Minister to lead a purely Liberal government. In peacetime, he led a reforming ministry, laying some of the foundations of the welfare state, and leading through the constitutional crisis of 1909-11. In August 1914, he took what was, perhaps, the most consequential decision ever made by a British Prime Minister, when he took the country to war ...
Herbert Henry Asquith. Herbert Henry Asquith, I Conde de Oxford y Asquith KG, PC (12 de septiembre de 1852-15 de febrero de 1928) fue primer ministro del Reino Unido por el Partido Liberal, entre 1908 y 1916. 1 Antes de su acceso a la nobleza, era conocido como H. H. Asquith, y luego como Lord Oxford.
Herbert Henry Asquith, 1.º Conde de Oxford e Asquith, KG PC KC FRS (Morley, 12 de setembro de 1852 — Sutton Courtenay, 15 de fevereiro de 1928) foi um primeiro-ministro liberal do Reino Unido entre 1908 e 1916. Biografia. Asquith era f ...
Herbert Henry Asquith (1852-1928) was Prime Minister of Great Britain between 1908 and 1916. His pre-war liberal government laid the foundations of today's welfare state introducing pensions and unemployment insurance. Social reforms and the re-armament of the Royal Navy, necessitated an increase in tax which provoked a clash with the House of ...
