Studies in Anglo-French History

Preface Harold Temperley; Avant-propos Alfred Colville; Part I. The Eighteenth Century: 1. The Anglo-French Alliance 1716–31 Richard Lodge; 2. A short comparison between the Secretaries of State in France and England during the eighteenth century Basil Williams; 3. The Prime Minister in France and England during the eighteenth century Léon Cahen; 4. Anglo-French finance in the time of Law and the South Sea Bubble Henri Hauser; Part II. The Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries: 5. English public opinion and the French revolutions of the nineteenth century Élie Halévy; 6. Lord Palmerston at work, 1830–41 C. K. Webster; 7. The annexation of Savoy and the crisis in Anglo-French relations, January-April 1860 G. Pagés; 8. Gambetta and England J. P. T. Bury; 9. The foreign policy of Lord Salisbury, 1878–80. The problem of the Ottoman Empire Lillian Penson; 10. The début of M. Paul Cambon in England, 1899–1903 Paul Mantoux; 11. The part played in international relations by the conversations between the general staffs on the eve of the World War Pierre Renouvin.