Politics and Foreign Policy in the Age of George I, 1714-1727

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Focusing on the interplay between foreign and domestic politics, this book offers a fresh perspective on George I's reign, highlighting the significance of foreign policy in governmental affairs. By utilizing a range of British and foreign primary sources, the author connects diplomacy to domestic issues, revealing how foreign policy became a critical arena for political rivalries and party identities. This exploration shows that foreign policy was not merely an ancillary concern but integral to both governmental strategy and party dynamics during this period.