First published in 1987, The Writing on the Wall tells the story of the muddle, shortsightedness and duplicity which characterised Britain's dealings with her Pacific Dominions. It describes reactions of each Dominion and chronicles desultory responses of Canada, Australia and New Zealand to the developing crises in the North Pacific.
First published in 1987, The Writing on the Wall tells the story of the muddle, shortsightedness and duplicity which characterised Britain's dealings with her Pacific Dominions. It describes reactions of each Dominion and chronicles desultory responses of Canada, Australia and New Zealand to the developing crises in the North Pacific.
E. M. Andrews was an Australian historian, academic and author. He taught history at Newcastle University, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
1. The birth of the 'Commonwealth' 2. The new idea tested: crisis in the East, 1931-32 3. Hesitation in the League, 1932-33 4. The writing on the wall: problems of defence 5. Armaments or diplomacy: The search for security 6. The collapse of consultation 7. The Commonwealth fallacy exposed Appendix Comparative naval strengths in April 1931
1. The birth of the 'Commonwealth' 2. The new idea tested: crisis in the East, 1931-32 3. Hesitation in the League, 1932-33 4. The writing on the wall: problems of defence 5. Armaments or diplomacy: The search for security 6. The collapse of consultation 7. The Commonwealth fallacy exposed Appendix Comparative naval strengths in April 1931
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