Foreign Political History of France 1830-1848 Volume 2

HISTORY OF FRANCE'S FOREIGN POLICY 1830-1848 — VOLUME 2

Louis-Philippe's France navigates between revolutions and diplomacy, between its liberal sympathies and the imperatives of European realpolitik. This second volume analyzes the major diplomatic crises of the July Monarchy — the Eastern Question, the Belgian and Spanish crises, the cordial understanding with England — and the contradictions of a France that wants peace without giving up its influence. A reference work on 19th-century French diplomacy.

FRENCH DIPLOMACY UNDER THE JULY MONARCHY

This volume examines the major diplomatic challenges of the July Monarchy: the Eastern Question, the Belgian and Spanish crises, relations with England and Austria, and the emergence of new European balances.

WHY READ THIS SECOND VOLUME?

• Turning point in 19th-century French diplomacy
• In-depth analysis of the international crises of the era
• Profiles of the great diplomats of the July Monarchy
• Historical context of the 1848 revolutions
• Understanding the foundations of modern foreign policy

THE PREVIOUS VOLUME:

• Volume 1: History of France's Foreign Policy - Volume 1 - The beginnings of the July Monarchy

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