Table of Contents
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Book Overview
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Chapter 1
Isosceles Triangle: Britain, the Dominions and the United States at the Paris Peace Conference of 1919
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Chapter 2
Underpinning the Anglo-American Alliance: the Council on Foreign Relations and Britain between the Wars
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Chapter 3
Eric Knight’s War: the Campaign for Anglo-American Understanding
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Chapter 4
The Byrnes Treaty and the Origins of the Western Alliance, 1946–48
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Chapter 5
‘But westward, look, the land is bright’: Labour’s Revisionists and the Imagining of America, c. 1945–64
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Chapter 6
‘The Number One Reason’: McCarthy, Eisenhower and the Decline of American Prestige in Britain, 1952–54
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Chapter 7
A Very Considerable and Largely Unsung Success: Sir Roger Makins’ Washington Embassy, 1953–56
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Chapter 8
Anglo-American Relations and Diverging Economic Defence Policies in the 1950s and 1960s
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Chapter 9
Eisenhower, Eden and the Suez Crisis
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Chapter 10
Lyndon Johnson, Harold Wilson and the Vietnam War: a Not So Special Relationship?
Attention for Chapter 7:
A Very Considerable and Largely Unsung Success: Sir Roger Makins’ Washington Embassy, 1953–56
