Foundations of British Foreign Policy
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Foundations of British Foreign Policy

1792 – 1902

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  2. English
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eBook - ePub

Foundations of British Foreign Policy

1792 – 1902

About this book

First published in 1938, this volume represents a selection of unpublished and published documents dealing with foreign affairs, from the rise of the Younger Pitt to the death of Salisbury. It contains both official papers and private letters; speeches and other public statements of policy. The Editors have had access to a large number of unpublished materials, public and private, so that many of the documents that they have chosen are new and reveal a striking continuity of ideas in British diplomacy, despite opposed parties and even opposing policies.

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INDEX

  • References in Arabie lettering are to pages. Clarendon type is used for Document numbers, and italic type for dates.
  • Aberdeen, George Hamilton Gordon, 4th Earl of, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, 1822-30, 1844-6; Prime Minister, 1852–5
    • first diplomatic experience of (1814) 190;
    • failures of (1822-30) 190;
    • comparative success of second period of office in United States, and policy towards Europe (1844-6) 190-1
    • and Austria (1853) 190, Doc. 53
    • and Derby’s policy (1852) 188
    • and France 190
    • and Greece 190
    • and Naples 190-2, Doc. 51;
    • Palmerston on 191
    • and Napoleon I (1814) 190
    • and Portugal 190
    • and Russia, conversations with Nicholas (1844) 134-5, 138 n., 190;
    • (1853) 138, 145
    • and Spanish Marriage Question 190
    • and the Straits (1853) 145
    • and the United States (1846) 190
  • Aberdeen Act, 1845
    • re Slave Trade Docs. 114, 115
  • Abyssinia
    • Sir R. Rodd’s mission to {1897) 505;
    • French activities in 505-6;
    • defeat of Italy in 506 n.
  • Aden
    • British occupation of (1839) 124, 126 n.
  • Adriatic and Aegean Coasts
    • Austria and, Russian proposal that they should go to (1833) 135
    • Malmesbury’s prop...

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Half Title
  3. Title Page
  4. Copyright Page
  5. Original Half Title
  6. Original Title Page
  7. Original Copyright Page
  8. Dedication
  9. Table of Contents
  10. LIST OF PRINCIPAL DOCUMENTS, HERE FIRST PUBLISHED
  11. PREFACE
  12. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
  13. I. PITT, 1783-1801; 1805-6
  14. II. CANNING, 1807-9
  15. III. CASTLEREAGH, 1812-22
  16. IV. CANNING, 1822-7
  17. V. PALMERSTON, 1830-41
  18. VI. WELLINGTON, PALMERSTON, 1835-41
  19. VII. PALMERSTON, RUSSELL, CLARENDON, 1841-53
  20. VIII. PALMERSTON AND THE REVOLUTION OF 1848-9
  21. IX. GRANVILLE, MALMESBURY, 1852
  22. X. PEEL AND ABERDEEN, 1851-3
  23. XI. DERBY AND MALMESBURY, 1859
  24. XII. PALMERSTON AND RUSSELL, 1859-63
  25. XIII. PALMERSTON AND RUSSELL, 1860-3
  26. XIV. PALMERSTON AND RUSSELL, 1860-4
  27. XV. PALMERSTON AND RUSSELL
  28. XVI. DERBY AND STANLEY, 1866-7
  29. XVII. GLADSTONE, CLARENDON AND GRANVILLE, 1868-74
  30. XVIII. DISRAELI AND DERBY, 1874-6
  31. XIX. BEACONSFIELD, DERBY AND SALISBURY, 1876-80
  32. XX. GLADSTONE AND GRANVILLE, 1880-5
  33. XXI. GLADSTONE AND GRANVILLE, 1882-5
  34. XXII. SALISBURY, ROSEBERY, AND IDDESLEIGH, 1885-6
  35. XXIII. SALISBURY, PRIME MINISTER AND FOREIGN SECRETARY, 1887-92
  36. XXIV. ROSEBERY AND KIMBERLEY, 1892-5
  37. XXV. SALISBURY, 1895-1900
  38. EPILOGUE BY THE EDITORS
  39. NOTE BY THE EDITORS
  40. INDEX