the Influence of the Invasion of Belgium on Great Britain's Entry into the First World War.

It has long been a maxim of British statecraft, to some at least of its exponents, that British foreign policy is under the control of public opinion; that Great Britain is unable to make war except with public approval; and that she can, therefore, participate only in a war which starts in a certai...

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Main Author: McCullough, E.
Other Authors: Fieldhouse, H. (Supervisor)
Format: Others
Language:en
Published: McGill University 1954
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