The article examines the war aims policy of the Lloyd George government within a month after coming to power. Since it was provoked by a German peace offer and an American attempt at mediation this problem amalgamated a lot of foreign and internal aspects of War Cabinet policies from the outset based on the unconditional defeat of Germany. The investigation of the war aims development enables the author to consider the origins of British peace program and to conclude that a basic change in national politics had taking place through the First World War.