T.G. Otte is Professor of Diplomatic History at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. Among his latest books is Statesman of Europe: A Life of Sir Edward Grey (2020).

• Introduction 1. ‘Transitions in Context: Making Peace in 1814 – 1815; 1918 – 1920; 1945 – 1955ʹ 2. ‘Museums and the display of international friendship: diplomatic interests, American philanthropy, and preserving Thomas Carlyle’s London House, c. 1894.’ 3. ‘Sir Arthur Hirtzel and the Pax Britannica in the Middle East’ 4. Catholicism and Foreign Policy: Esme Howard and British Policy towards Poland, 1919 5. David Lloyd George and the American Naval Challenge: Great Britain and the Washington Conference 6. ‘Royal diplomacy: British preparations for the State Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to the United States, June 1939.’ 7. "The System of Odd and Even Numbers": Lewis Namier the Diplomatic Historian 8. ‘Was the Cold War Avoidable? Did the West Seek to Win It?: A Contribution to the Debate’ 9. ‘China’s Emergence as a Power in the Mediterranean: Port Diplomacy and Active Engagement’

T.G. Otte is Professor of Diplomatic History at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. Among his latest books is Statesman of Europe: A Life of Sir Edward Grey (2020).

• Introduction 1. ‘Transitions in Context: Making Peace in 1814 – 1815; 1918 – 1920; 1945 – 1955ʹ 2. ‘Museums and the display of international friendship: diplomatic interests, American philanthropy, and preserving Thomas Carlyle’s London House, c. 1894.’ 3. ‘Sir Arthur Hirtzel and the Pax Britannica in the Middle East’ 4. Catholicism and Foreign Policy: Esme Howard and British Policy towards Poland, 1919 5. David Lloyd George and the American Naval Challenge: Great Britain and the Washington Conference 6. ‘Royal diplomacy: British preparations for the State Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to the United States, June 1939.’ 7. "The System of Odd and Even Numbers": Lewis Namier the Diplomatic Historian 8. ‘Was the Cold War Avoidable? Did the West Seek to Win It?: A Contribution to the Debate’ 9. ‘China’s Emergence as a Power in the Mediterranean: Port Diplomacy and Active Engagement’

T.G. Otte is Professor of Diplomatic History at the University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK. Among his latest books is Statesman of Europe: A Life of Sir Edward Grey (2020).

• Introduction 1. ‘Transitions in Context: Making Peace in 1814 – 1815; 1918 – 1920; 1945 – 1955ʹ 2. ‘Museums and the display of international friendship: diplomatic interests, American philanthropy, and preserving Thomas Carlyle’s London House, c. 1894.’ 3. ‘Sir Arthur Hirtzel and the Pax Britannica in the Middle East’ 4. Catholicism and Foreign Policy: Esme Howard and British Policy towards Poland, 1919 5. David Lloyd George and the American Naval Challenge: Great Britain and the Washington Conference 6. ‘Royal diplomacy: British preparations for the State Visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to the United States, June 1939.’ 7. "The System of Odd and Even Numbers": Lewis Namier the Diplomatic Historian 8. ‘Was the Cold War Avoidable? Did the West Seek to Win It?: A Contribution to the Debate’ 9. ‘China’s Emergence as a Power in the Mediterranean: Port Diplomacy and Active Engagement’