Anglo-Russian relations and the Dogger Bank incident, 1902-1905.
British suspicion and hostility toward Russia developed early in the nineteenth century. It rapidly assumed the magnitude of a fixed characteristic of the national outlook. That prevailing friction and mutual anxiety should have existed between the two wing-States of Europe was perhaps inevitable. B...
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McGill University
1955
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