Italy, the least of the Great Powers : Italian foreign policy before the First World War / R.J.B. Bosworth
1979, First Edition. Cambridge : Cambridge University Press. Near fine cloth copy in a good if slightly edge-torn and dust-dulled dust-wrapper, now mylar-sleeved. Remains particularly well-preserved overall; tight, bright, clean and strong. Item #391455
ISBN: 0521223660
Physical description: 537 pages; 21cm. Notes: Bibliography: p. 431-451. - Includes index. Contents: 1. Society and politics in Liberal Italy -- 2. New political pressure groups and foreign policy -- 3. The making of a Foreign Minister: Antonio Di San Giuliano -- 4. The Consulta: the bureaucrats of foreign policy -- 5. How Italy went to Libya -- 6. How Italy stayed in Libya -- 7. The politics of alliance: Italy in the Triple Alliance, 1912-1914 -- 8. The politics of friendship: Italy, the Triple Entente, and the search for a new Mediterranean agreement, 1911-1914 -- 9. 'Un cliente maleducato': Italy in the Dodecanese and Ethiopia, 1912-1914 -- 10. Preparing to digest some spoils: Italian policy towards Turkey, 1912-1914 --11. San Giuliano's epilogue: the realities of European war 28 June to 16 October 1914. Subjects: 1870-1914
Geschichte 1912-1914
Geschichte 1870-1915
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Italy Foreign relations 1870-1914. Italy Foreign relations 1870-1915. Italy Foreign relations 1870-1914. Italy Foreign relations. Italy Foreign relations 1870-1915
Italy Foreign relations 1870-1914. Italie Relations extérieures 1870-1915.
Italie Relations extérieures 1870-1914.
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