During the meetings of the "Council of Four" in 1919, British Prime Minister Lloyd George stated that the McMahon-Hussein Correspondence was a treaty obligation and the agreement with Hussein was the basis for the Sykes-Picot Agreement.
The McMahon-Hussein Correspondence was a treaty obligation. This was what British Prime Minister Lloyd George stated during the meetings of the "Council of Four" in 1919. The agreement with Hussein was the basis for the Sykes-Picot Agreement. This was during the meetings of the "Council of Four" in 1919.