A Liberal State at War: English Politics and Economics During the Crimean War

John F. C. Harrison · Olive Anderson

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This study reveals the Crimean War as Europe's first object lesson in the challenge that war presents to a state committed to political, social and economic liberalism. The text deals with issues of war and finance, monetary policy and economic warfare: the strains imposed on constitutional government, the wartime role of publicity and the press, and the impact of military disasters on class, radical ideas and reform.

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