IN TOUGH TIMES
While Prime Minister of Great Britain, David Lloyd George had many problems to contend with — including World War I, the economic crisis and the Sinn Fein movement for Irish liberation, to name a few. When he was asked how he retained his good spirits, he replied, “Well, I find that a change of nuisances is as good as a vacation.”
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