Abstract
Preface Introduction The Nature and Organisation of Conservative Foreign and Defence Questions at Westminster Leadership (1): A.J.Balfour and Anglo-German Relations Leadership (2): Andrew Bonar Law and Anglo-German Relations The Views of the Conservative Party at Westminster towards Anglo-German Relations, 1905-1914 The Role of the German Threat in the Propaganda and Electioneering Tactics of the Conservative Party at the Two General Elections of 1910 Extra Parliamentary Pressure Groups and Germany The Conservative Party and the Decision for War in 1914 Conclusion The Key Characters Notes Bibliography Index
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