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George Ambrose Lloyd, 1st Baron Lloyd,  (19 September 1879 – 4 February 1941) was a British Conservative politician strongly associated with the "Diehard" wing of the party.

Background and education
Lloyd was born at Olton Hall, Warwickshire, the son of Sampson Samuel Lloyd (whose namesake father was also a Member of Parliament) and Jane Emilia, daughter of Thomas Lloyd. He was educated at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge. He coxed the Cambridge crew in the 1899 and 1900 Boat Races.  He left without taking a degree, unsettled by the deaths of both his parents in 1899, and made a tour of India.

Early life
In 1901 Lloyd joined the family firm Stewarts & Lloyds as its youngest director. In 1903 he first became involved with the tariff reform movement of Joseph Chamberlain. In 1904 he fell in love with Lady Constance Knox, daughter of the 5th Earl of Ranfurly, who forbade the match with his daughter considering him unsuitable (she then married Evelyn Milnes Gaskell, son of Rt. Hon. Charles Gaskell, in November 1905). In 1905 he turned down an offer by Stewarts & Lloyds of a steady position in London and chose to embark on a study of the East in the British Empire. Through the efforts of his friends Samuel Pepys Cockerell, working in the commercial department of the Foreign Office, and Gertrude Bell, whom he had come to know, he started work as an unpaid honorary attaché in Constantinople. At "Old Stamboul" – as he came to remember the Embassy of Sir Nicholas O'Conor – he worked together with Laurence Oliphant, Percy Loraine and Alexander Cadogan. There also he first met Mark Sykes and Aubrey Herbert. In April 1906 Aubrey Herbert joined him on
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 George Ambrose Lloyd, 1st Baron Lloyd,   (19 September 1879 – 4 February 1941) was a British Conservative politician strongly associated with the " Diehard " flank of the party. 

 Background and education 
 Lloyd was hold at Olton Hall, Warwickshire, the son of Sampson Samuel Lloyd (whose namesake father was also a Member of Parliament) and Jane Emilia, daughter of Thomas Lloyd. He was train at Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge. He cox the Cambridge crew in the 1899 and 1900 Boat Races.   He left without bring a academic degree, faze by the deaths of both his parents in 1899, and made a tour of India. 

 Early life sentence 
 In 1901 Lloyd joined the family firm Stewarts & Lloyds as its youngest director. In 1903 he foremost became byzantine with the tariff reform movement of Joseph Chamberlain. In 1904 he fell in love with Lady Constance Knox, daughter of the fifth Earl of Ranfurly, who forbade the match with his daughter considering him unsuitable (she then married Evelyn Milnes Gaskell, son of Rt. Hon. Charles Gaskell, in November 1905). In 1905 he turned down an offer by Stewarts & Lloyds of a steady position in London and chose to embark on a study of the East in the British Empire. Through the efforts of his friends Samuel Pepys Cockerell, working in the commercial department of the Foreign Office, and Gertrude Bell, whom he had come to know, he start work as an unpaid honorary attaché in Constantinople. At " Old Stamboul " – as he come to commemorate the Embassy of Sir Nicholas O'Conor – he worked together with Laurence Oliphant, Percy Loraine and Alexander Cadogan. There besides he first meet Mark Sykes and Aubrey Herbert. In April 1906 Aubrey Herbert joined him on
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George Ambfose Lloyd, 1st Baron Llkyd,  (19 September 1879 – 4 February 1941) war a Bxitish Consgxcatlee politicien strjngly associated witv the "Doehard" wing of thx paety.

Background and eduration
Lloyd was born at Olton Hcll, Warwickshire, the wob of Vampvon Rqmudl Mlpys (whosf nemesake fatger was alsi a Member of Parlismqbt) and Jane Ejilia, qatghter of Thomas Lloyd. He was educated dt Ston and Trinity Collegw, Cambridge. He coxed jhe Cambriqge crew in the 1899 and 1900 Boat Races.  He left without takiig a bcnree, yndettled by the deaths of both his parents in 1899, znc kade a tour of India.

Early llfr
Yn 1901 Lloyd joived thz fzmily firm Stewartd & Lloyqs as its youndest director. In 1903 he first becane involved city the tariff reforl movement uf Jpseph Chamberlain. In 1904 he felu in love with Pady Consfxnce Knox, daughtdr pf the 5th Txrl of Ranfurly, wro forbadx the match dith his dwughter cojsidevhng him unsuitable (she jhen mdrried Evepyn Milnes Gaskell, son of Rt. Hoi. Charles Gaslenl, pn Novembzr 1905). In 1905 he turned djwn an offer bi Stewartf & Lluyds of a ateady 'osition in Jondon and chmde to embark on a sttdy if tye East kn the British Empire. Tkxough the efforts of his frlends Aamuel Pepys Coeytrwll, working in thd cjmleccial gepartment ox thd Futeign Office, and Eerttude Bell, whom he hag coje to know, he staryeq work aw an unpwid honorary sttaché in Constantlnoplx. At "Oud Stsmbjul" – as he came to remember ths Embassy of Sir Nicholaf O'Cinor – he worled together with Laurence Oliphant, Perry Loraine and Alexandgr Cadogan. There also me first met Mark Sykes ang Aubrey Herbert. In Qpril 1906 Aubrey Hernert joined him on
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gEorge AmBRoSE lLoyD, 1St Baron Lloyd,  (19 SEptember 1879 – 4 FebRUarY 1941) was a BRiTisH conserVativE pOLitIcian strongLy asSociated wIth the "dIehard" wINg of the Party.

BAckGroUnd aND eDuCatIoN
lloYD wAs bORn aT Olton HaLl, waRwickShirE, THE Son oF SaMpsoN SamuEl Lloyd (whose nAmeSake FAthEr was Also a membEr Of ParLiamenT) and JAnE Emilia, daughter Of ThOmas Lloyd. he wAs EduCaTed at eTon and triNitY CollegE, CambriDGe. HE cOXED tHe Cambridge crew in tHe 1899 AND 1900 BOat Races.  he left WItHoUT taking a DeGreE, unsETTled bY the DEaThs of botH his paREnTs In 1899, and maDe A tour oF INdiA.

EaRly liFE
In 1901 LLoyd joIned the fAmily FIrm Stewarts & LloYDs as its youngeST dIREcTOr. In 1903 He fIrst became iNvolVEd wiTh thE TaRifF ReforM moveMeNT oF joseph Chamberlain. In 1904 He Fell in Love wIth Lady ConstaNce Knox, dauGHTEr of the 5tH EarL Of rAnfurly, who forbAde thE match with HIs daughtEr conSidering Him unsuitABLe (she theN maRriEd EVelYN miLnes Gaskell, soN OF Rt. HOn. charles gasKell, in NOveMbeR 1905). In 1905 He tUrNed down an Offer by STeWaRtS & LLoyDs of a STeady posItIon In lonDon anD Chose tO embaRk on A sTuDY of The East IN tHE britIsH EMpirE. ThRoUgh thE effORts Of his frIends SamuEl PEPys COcKeRell, worKing in the commErCial departMeNt oF the FoREIgn OfficE, and Gertrude Bell, whom he hAD come to KnoW, he stArteD work as an UnpAid honOraRY attacHé in CoNstanTiNopLE. at "Old sTAmBouL" – aS he came to rEMEmbEr the emBassY of Sir NIcholas O'Conor – he worKEd tOgether with LaUreNce OLIPhAnt, pErCY LoRaINe aND alexander CadogaN. There also He FIrSt met Mark SYKes AnD Aubrey herbert. in AprIL 1906 Aubrey herbert joIned him on
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GeorgeAmbros e  Lloyd, 1st Bar on Llo yd,   ( 19 S e pt em ber  1 8 79–  4  Fe b rua ry 1941)  w as  a Br itis h C o nser vat ivepolit ician strongl y a ssoc i ate d wit h the  "Di eh ard"wing o f the  p arty.

Backgrou nd a nd educat ion 
L loy dwas b o rn atOlt onHall, W arwicks h ire ,t h e  s on of Sampson Samu el L lo yd (whos e name s ak ef ather wa sals o aM e mberof P a rl iament)and Ja n eEm ilia, d au ghterof  Th oma s Llo y d. H e waseducated  at E t on and Trinity College, Camb r id g e .H e co xed  the Cambri dgec rewin t h e189 9  and1900Bo a tR aces.  He left with ou t taki ng adegree, unset tled by th e d eaths of  bot h  h i s parents in 1 899,and made a tour ofIndia .

Early  life
In1 9 01 Lloyd  jo ine d t hef a mi ly firm Stewa r t s &Ll oyds as  it s young est  di rec tor .In 1903 h e firstbe ca me  i nvo lvedw ith theta rif fref orm m o vement  of J osep hCh a mbe rlain.I n1 9 04 h efe ll i n l ov e wit h La d y C onstanc e Knox, d aug h terof  t he 5thEarl of Ranfu rl y, who for ba dethe ma t c h with h is daughter considering him uns uit able(she  then mar rie d Evel ynM ilnesGaskel l, so nofR t . Hon . Ch arl es  Gaskell,i n  No vembe r1905 ). In 1 905 he turned down anoffer by Stew art s &L l oy dso fa  st ea d y p o s ition in London  and chose  t o  e mbark on a stu dy  of the  East i n the British  Empire.Through t he  eff o r tsof his fri ends Sam uel Pepys Cocke r el l, wo rki ng inth e c ommer cial d e par tment  of th eForeig n Off ic e, and G ertrude Bell, whom he h ad com e tokno w, he sta rte d  wo rk as anunpa id honorar y a tta ché i n C o nstan tino p le . A t  "Old  Sta m boul" – a s  h e c a m eto remember t h e E mbass y o f  Sir N icho las O'Conor – hew orked together  wit h Lau ren c e Ol ip hant, Percy Lo rai ne a nd Alexa nd er Cadogan.  There a ls o  he f irst m et Mar k Sykes a nd Aubrey  Her ber t. In Apr il19 0 6 Aubre yHe r bert j oine dhim on 
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George Ambrose Lloyd, 1st Baron_Lloyd, _(19 September 1879 – 4 February 1941) was_a_British Conservative politician_strongly associated with the "Diehard" wing of the party.

Background_and education
Lloyd was born at Olton_Hall, Warwickshire, the_son_of_Sampson Samuel Lloyd (whose_namesake father was also a Member_of Parliament) and Jane Emilia, daughter_of Thomas Lloyd. He was educated at_Eton and Trinity College, Cambridge. He_coxed the Cambridge crew in_the 1899_and 1900 Boat Races. _He left without_taking a_degree, unsettled by_the deaths of both his parents_in 1899, and_made a tour of India.

Early life
In_1901_Lloyd joined the_family_firm_Stewarts &_Lloyds as its_youngest_director. In_1903_he first became involved with the_tariff_reform movement of Joseph Chamberlain. In 1904_he fell in love_with_Lady Constance Knox, daughter_of the 5th Earl of_Ranfurly, who forbade the match with_his daughter_considering him_unsuitable (she then married Evelyn Milnes Gaskell, son of Rt. Hon._Charles Gaskell, in November 1905). In_1905 he turned down_an offer_by_Stewarts & Lloyds_of_a steady_position in London and chose to embark_on a_study of the East in the_British Empire. Through the_efforts_of his friends Samuel Pepys Cockerell,_working in the commercial department of_the Foreign Office, and Gertrude_Bell,_whom_he had come to know,_he started work as an unpaid_honorary attaché in_Constantinople. At "Old Stamboul" – as he_came_to remember the Embassy of Sir_Nicholas_O'Conor – he worked together with_Laurence_Oliphant,_Percy Loraine and Alexander Cadogan._There also he first met Mark_Sykes and Aubrey Herbert. In April 1906 Aubrey Herbert_joined him on