Britain: 1939-64: Foreign and Imperial Affairs (Access to History)

by Alan Farmer

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This is the sequel to Alan Farmer's book covering foreign and imperial affairs from 1919-39. This new title covers the period from the outbreak of World War II to the coning to power of the Wilson Government. In particular, Britain's relations with Europe, the Empire/Commonwealth and the USA is investigated, and the roles of Churchill, Atlee, Bevin, Eden and Macmillan assessed.… (more)

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This is the sequel to Alan Farmer's book covering foreign and imperial affairs from 1919-39. This new title covers the period from the outbreak of World War II to the coning to power of the Wilson Government. In particular, Britain's relations with Europe, the Empire/Commonwealth and the USA is investigated, and the roles of Churchill, Atlee, Bevin, Eden and Macmillan assessed.

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