He alone had been held responsible for the failure of the British naval attack of the Dardanelles, and many people had blamed his lack of judgement for the suffering and slaughter of the Gallipoli campaign. He had found no solace, during the summer of 1915, in being Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, a Cabinet post devoid of all administrative work, and incapable of satisfying his ambition.
During the summer of 1915, Winston S. Churchill faced significant criticism following the failed British naval assault on the Dardanelles. Many held him solely responsible for the shortcomings of the campaign, which resulted in considerable loss of life during the Gallipoli offensive. This blame took a toll on Churchill, as he struggled to find any comfort in his subsequent role as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, a position that lacked...
