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Great britain, foreign relations

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The British papers

Roedad Khan

2002

British foreign policy, 1918-1945

Sidney Aster

1984

Stuart and Cromwellian foreign policy

Gerald Malcolm David Howat

1974

Lord Salisbury and foreign policy

J. A. S. Grenville

1964

The Cambridge history of British foreign policy, 1783-1919

Adolphus William Ward

1922

Britain and East Asia, 1933-1937

Ann Trotter

1975

The problem of foreign policy

Gilbert Murray

1921

Stanhope

Basil Williams

1932

Ploughing sand

Naomi Shepherd

1999

Who Makes British Foreign Policy?

James Barber

1976

God and gold

Walter Russell Mead

2008

An empire divided

Andrew Jackson O'Shaughnessy

2000

The Churchill-Eisenhower correspondence, 1953-1955

Winston S. Churchill

1990

Getting our way

Meyer, Christopher Sir

2010

The cabinet in the Commonwealth

H. Victor Wiseman

1958

English Uprising

Paul Stocker

2017

Democracy goes to war

N. D. White

2009

An ordinary person's guide to empire

Arundhati Roy

2004

Dragon by the tail; American, British, Japanese, and Russian encounters with China and one another

John Paton Davies, Jr

1972

Britannia overruled

Reynolds, David

1991

Britain and France between two wars

Arnold Wolfers

1966

Britain, Europe, and the world, 1850-1986

Bernard Porter

1987

Heligoland

G. M. F. Drower

2002

Going Dutch

Lisa Jardine

2008

Historical Dictionary of the British Empire (Historical Dictionaries of Ancient Civilizations and Historical Eras)

Kenneth J. Panton

2015

Elizabeth I

John Warren

2002

Churchill's Cold War

Klaus Larres

2002

A Military History of Britain

Jeremy Black

2006

The realities behind diplomacy

Paul M. Kennedy

1981

Long sunset

Anthony Montague Browne

1995

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