Titlebook: Britain, America and Rearmament in the 1930s; The Cost of Failure Christopher Price Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan P

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,New Rules for an Old Game: the Shaping of Fourth Arm Concepts in a Fluid Environment, 1919–31,ly adopted. Between 1918 and 1938 therefore, a polar transformation of policy occurred, the origins of which can be found in developments between the end of the Great War and the collapse of gold in 1931.

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,‘It Seems like Insanity’: the Anglo-American Trade Agreement of 1938 and the Point of No Return,dwill had in some way been effective. The signing of the Anglo-American Trade Agreement in November 1938 was, therefore, hailed as a ‘landmark in the commercial intercourse between the two countries’, 1 from which Britain could take comfort, despite the huge gains it afforded to the United States at the direct expense of Britain and the Empire.

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,A ‘Maginot Line for the Pound’: Profligacy in Defence of a Bankrupt Policy, November 1938–January 1 reflationary economic policy, and that the drain of British economic and financial strength, lingering rather than sudden and catastrophic, would not imperil America’s growing domination of a functioning international economy.

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,Hard- und Software für Oszilloskope,at rival New York, and the Treasury ignored the Bank over exchange control. Conversely liberals of all hues, even progressive economists whose radicalism was confined to the domestic economy, rallied to the fourth arm argument at one time or another.

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Conclusion,at rival New York, and the Treasury ignored the Bank over exchange control. Conversely liberals of all hues, even progressive economists whose radicalism was confined to the domestic economy, rallied to the fourth arm argument at one time or another.

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