Subjects include: a holiday with General 1st Lord Rawlinson, March 1920, boar hunting, riding and painting at Bendor [2nd Duke of Westminster]'s estate in Mimizan, France; complaints against Britain by André Lefèvre, the French Minister of War; considering taking a house near Mimizan for the autumn; Churchill's view of the wars of the future; the helpful effect of a hostile speech by Herbert Asquith [later 1st Lord Oxford and Asquith]; Churchill's admiration for F E Smith [later 1st Lord Birkenhead]; Churchill's dissatisfaction with his painting skills; Bendor's illness (quinsy); Churchill's concerns about the violence in Ireland; plans for a new edition of Churchill's biography of Lord Randolph Churchill; Churchill having to stay on at the Versailles Conference, January 1920 and the general drift and lack of decision over Russia; French ingratitude towards Georges Clemenceau [following his resignation as Prime Minister]; Churchill's meetings with French politicians at the house of Edward Spears [Head of British Military Mission, Paris].