VI - FOREIGN RELATIONS

Summary

Printed sources

828 Adamthwaite, Anthony P. The making of the Second World War. 1979. Documents with commentary.

829 Angell, Norman. The great illusion: a study of the relation of military power in nations to their economic and social advantages. 1910. Classic.

830 Buchanan, George. My mission to Russia and other diplomatic memories. 1923. 2 vols. Buchanan was ambassador to Tsarist Russia and to Italy.

831 Cecil, Robert, 1st Viscount Cecil of Chelwood. A great experiment: an autobiography. New York, 1941. Significant in studying Britain and the League of Nations.

832 Craigie, Sir Robert. Behind the Japanese mask. [1946]. By the ambassador to Japan for 1937–42.

833 David, Edward (ed.). Inside Asquith's Cabinet: from the diaries of Charles Hobhouse. 1977. For 1904–16.

834 Dickinson, G. Lowes. The international anarchy, 1904–1914. 1926. By a humanist, historian, and philosophical writer.

835 Dilks, David (ed.). The Diaries of Sir Alexander Cadogan O.M., 1938–1945. 1971. Cadogan was permanent undersecretary in Foreign Office.

836 Eayrs, James (ed.). The Commonwealth and Suez: a documentary survey. 1964.

837 Evans, Trefor E. (ed.). The Killearn Diaries, 1934–1946. 1972. Lord Killear (Sir Miles Lampson) was British ambassador to Egypt during World War II.

838 Gladwyn, Hubert Miles Gladwyn. Jebb, Baron. Memoirs of Lord Gladwyn 1972.

839 Glubb, John Bagot. Britain and the Arabs: a study of fifty years, 1908–1958. 1959. By the officer commanding the Arab Legion in Jordan.