A Century of British Foreign Policy
A Century of British Foreign Policy
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Alienated the sympathy of the majority of the British people. Towards the end of the century, the German Emperor made a successful effort to cultivate friendly relations with the Sultan, whose undeveloped Asiatic BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY 31 territories seemed to offer scope for German capital and enterprise.
THE EXPANSION OF EUROPE (1880-1900). The Congress of Berlin may be said to close the chapter of European history that opened wltE the Congress of Vienna. Henceforth the relations of the Power...s were affected less by internal European ques- tions than by the world-wide struggle for colonies and markets. It was not on the Rhine and the Danube but in Tunis, Egypt, Nigeria, Manchuria, that the Chan- celleries of Europe now found the centre of gravity of their diplomacy. The reasons for this change belong; to the general history of Europe ; its results on British foreign policy were far-reaching. However detached we might be from the internal politics of Europe, the protection of our imperial interests and trade routes j brought us into contact, and not seldom into collision, with the colonial aspirations of the other Powers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Alienated the sympathy of the majority of the British people. Towards the end of the century, the German Emperor made a successful effort to cultivate friendly relations with the Sultan, whose undeveloped Asiatic BRITISH FOREIGN POLICY 31 territories seemed to offer scope for German capital and enterprise.
THE EXPANSION OF EUROPE (1880-1900). The Congress of Berlin may be said to close the chapter of European history that opened wltE the Congress of Vienna. Henceforth the relations of the Power...s were affected less by internal European ques- tions than by the world-wide struggle for colonies and markets. It was not on the Rhine and the Danube but in Tunis, Egypt, Nigeria, Manchuria, that the Chan- celleries of Europe now found the centre of gravity of their diplomacy. The reasons for this change belong; to the general history of Europe ; its results on British foreign policy were far-reaching. However detached we might be from the internal politics of Europe, the protection of our imperial interests and trade routes j brought us into contact, and not seldom into collision, with the colonial aspirations of the other Powers.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G P George Peabody Gooch to read onlineMoreLess
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