Bøger af Jeremy (University of Exeter) Black

Following closely on the heels of his recent biography of George III, Jeremy Black turns to the reign of his grandfather, George II, to set the record straight.

This is a scholarly study of the British Parliament and its role in foreign policy during the eighteenth century, and the quality and impact of contemporary parliamentary debates. It also provides a major reassessment of the public debate over foreign policy.

This book discusses British diplomats and diplomacy during the formative period in which Britain emerged as the leading world power (1688-1800).