Diplomacy and power :
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Rongo University Library
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Non-fiction | JZ1572 .D56 2008 (Browse shelf) | Available |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Introduction / T.G. Otte -- Keith Hamilton and the Foreign & Commonwealth Historians / Gill Bennett and Patrick Salmon -- Quot homines, toi sententiae : Bertie, Hardinge, Nicolson and British Foreign Policy, 1906-1916 / Keith Neilson -- "The Pick of Ambassadors" : Sir Maurice de Bunsen, Edwardian Diplomatist / T.G. Otte -- "A prominent place would have to be taken by history" : The Origins of a Foreign Service Historical Section / Erik Goldstein -- Policing the Diktat or Embracing the Enemy? : Britons in East Prussia, 1920 / Alastair Noble -- Outrage on the road to Shanghai : Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen and Anglo-Japanese relations in the 1930s / Christopher Baxter -- "A Kind of Diplomatic Incantation" : Exchanging British and Japanese diplomats in the Second World War / G.R. Berridge -- "A World Power and a World Influence" : The United Nations and the Wilson Governments Search for a Role in Foreign Policy, 1964-65 / Edward Johnson -- The 1961 Vienna convention on Diplomatic Relations : History and the Future / Richard Langhorne.
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