Missions to Mexico: Tale of British Diplomacy in the 1820sBloomsbury Academic, 31.12.1992 - 320 sivua This book covers the vital period in British history as recognized by George Canning when he said that ""no questions can be more immediately important to Europe and to Great Britain than those which relate to America"". |
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Background | 9 |
Secret diplomacy misfires 1823 | 24 |
The Hervey mission to Mexico 18234 | 46 |
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