British Foreign Policy in an Age of Revolutions, 1783-1793.

Abstract

Introduction 1. The aftermath of war 2. Years of isolation, 1783-6 3. Trade, France and the Dutch, 1786-7 4. To the banks of the Danube, 1787-90 5. To the shore of the Pacific 6. The failure of Britain's continental policy, 1780-91 7. Anglo-French relations from the fall of the Bastille to the Declaration of Pillnitz, 1789-91 8. Neutrality, 1791-2 9. The coming of war, 1792-3 10. The domestic context of foreign policy 11. The international system.

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