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L. B. Namier. In the Margin of History
In the Margin of History
Table of Contents
PREFACE
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
DIPLOMACY, SECRET AND OPEN
(”The Nineteenth Century and After,” January 1938)
PATHOLOGICAL NATIONALISMS
(“Manchester Guardian,” April 26, 1933)
GERMAN ARMS AND AIMS
(”Manchester Guardian,” June 28, 1935)
FRENCH POLICY IN EUROPE, 1919-1938
(“Manchester Guardian,” October 22, 1938)
THE POLISH CORRIDOR AND UPPER SILESIA
(“Manchester Guardian,” November 7, 1933)
JUDAICA
THE JEWS IN THE MODERN WORLD[2]
VIENNA JEWRY
(“Manchester Guardian,” April 4, 1938)
PALESTINE AND THE BRITISH EMPIRE
“SO YOU MAY KNOW FROM WHAT SORT OF PEOPLE YOU HAVE SPRUNG”
(“Observer,” April 2, 1933)
UNDER THE GEORGES
THE END OF THE NOMINAL CABINET
(“Manchester Guardian” June 11, 1937)
THE STUNTED GIANT[6]
(“Observer,” April 10, 1932)
THE MEMOIRS OF LORD HERVEY[7]
(“Observer,” October 4, 1931)
GEORGE III SPEAKS OUT[8]
(“Observer,” January 18, 1931)
THE LETTERS OF GEORGE IV[9]
(“New Statesman and Nation,” November 26, 1938)
THE RISE OF GEORGE CANNING[10]
(“Manchester Guardian,” November 11, 1938)
CHURCH AND STATE IN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY ENGLAND[11]
(“Observer,” September 1, 1935)
AN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY TRAVELLER[12]
(“Manchester Guardian,” September 13, 1934, and June 24, 1935) I
II
SO COME AND JOIN THE DANCE . .
An Eighteenth-century Political Transaction with a Dismal Conclusion
(“Nation and Athenæum,” June 21, 1928) Dramatis Personae
NAPOLEON
HIS LETTERS[13]
(“Manchester Guardian,” August 6, 1934)
“MY HEALTH IS GOOD, MY AFFAIRS ARE GOING WELL”[14]
(“Manchester Guardian,” May 16, 1935)
“LA DÉGRINGOLADE”[15]
(“Manchester Guardian,” September 30, 1938)
THE BRAYING OF A JACKASS[16]
(“Manchester Guardian,” December 6, 1932)
NAPOLEON II[17]
(“Manchester Guardian,” March 20, 1933)
TALLEYRAND
(“Manchester Guardian,” May 17, 1938)
MEN WHO FLOUNDERED INTO THE WAR
PRINCE VON BÜLOW
I[18]
(“Observer,” May 31, 1931)
II[19]
(“Week-end Review,” January 9, 1932)
CONRAD VON HÖTZENDORF
I
1852-1914 (“Manchester Guardian,” August 27, 1925)
II
June-August 1914[20] (“The Times,” December 13, 1923)
BARON MUSULIN[21]
(“The Times Literary Supplement,” August 20, 1925)
COUNT STEPHEN TISZA[22]
(“The Times Literary Supplement,” April 19, 1928)
COUNT JULIUS ANDRASSY, Junior[23]
GENERAL ARZ[27]
T. E. LAWRENCE
LAWRENCE: AS I KNEW HIM
“SEVEN PILLARS OF WISDOM”[35]
(“Manchester Guardian,” July 29, 1935)
HIS LETTERS
(“Manchester Guardian,” January 7, 1939)
