the cambridge history of british foreign policy 1783-1919, Volume 1

A.W. Ward, G.P. Gooch

CUP Archive, 1970

Contents

• Question of the Evacuation of France Arrangement of the Question of: 21
• Insurrection of the Greeks Attitude of the Tsar Alexander Danger of: 42
• The Congress of Verona: 55
• The prelude to the Congress of Verona Wellingtons impressions of Villele: 63
• The Recogn1t1on of the Span1sh Amer1can Republ1cs: 73
• The Independence of Greece: 83
• Summary: 106
• CHAPTER III: 119
• Conference of the Five Powers at London Palmerston at the Foreign Office: 127
• Negotiations for the election of a King of the Belgians Offer of the Throne: 138
• a French army The Eighteen Articles are withdrawn Twentyfour Articles: 142
• Continued resistance of Holland Danger of a General War caused by: 148
• Combined action of Great Britain and France forces the surrender: 154
• CHAPTER IV: 161
• Tahiti 18361844: 182
• The Spanish Marriages 18291846: 194
• INDIA AND THE FAR EAST: 199
• Events leading to the Afghan war Dost Mohammad deposed in favour: 206
• Lord Ellenborough superseded by Sir Henry Hardinge The First Sikh: 212
• The WebsterAshburton Treaty 18411842: 247
• Texas and Oregon 18401845: 253
• The Pacific Islands 1843: 261
• Central American difficulties TransIsthmian Canal projects Palmerston: 275
• CHAPTER VII: 287
• The Revolution in Italy 18481849: 316
• The Fall of Palmerston and after 18501852: 325
• The Prelude to the Crimean War 18531854: 340
• The Crimean War 18541856: 377
• The Congress of Paris and After: 387
• Death of Lord Napier Mr Davis Sir George Robinson and Captain Elliot: 397
• British diplomatic successes The Congress Its achievements The: 400
• Persian influences Indian feeling and the Sepoy Army General conditions: 414
• The China War 18571858: 422
• Nature of Sovereignty The lorcha Arrow Parkes and the outbreak of hos: 429
• The Syrian Troubles and Mission 18601861: 451
• The Polish Insurrection 1863: 461
• Tariff relations of Great Britain and France after 1786 Origin of the Treaty: 480
• CHAPTER XII: 488
• CHAPTER XIII: 522
• From the London Treaty of 1852 to the War of 1864: 541
• The War of 1864 and the London Conference: 573
• CHAPTER XIV: 583
• The Greek Regency 18335 Armansperg Maurer and their col: 599
• of attempt in 1861 Its renewal in 1862 and Conditional Offer of Cession: 616
• APPENDIXES TO VOLUME II: 622
• B The Suppressed Parts of the Polignac Memorandum October 9th: 633
• Lord Cowleys Memorandum relative to the present and future state: 644
• INDEX: 670

Bibliographic information

• Title: the cambridge history of british foreign policy 1783-1919, Volume 1
• Author: A.W. Ward, G.P. Gooch
• Publisher: CUP Archive, 1970