Titlebook: Sir Anthony Eden and the Suez Crisis; Reluctant Gamble Jonathan Pearson Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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,Nationalisation of the Canal: 26 July–3 August,, during these eight days there was a flurry of diplomatic activity, particularly in Britain. Abhorring war and politically astute, Eden sought a peaceful solution, although he was unsure exactly how this could be achieved. Fearing the results of an escalation of tension, the Prime Minister attempte

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,Negotiation: 4 August–9 September,bellicose Press would be too bellicose’, on 31 July, he had asked his press secretary to arrange for a meeting with editors of the ., . and .. Concerned that too much information regarding military preparations had been released, the Prime Minister then sent a memorandum to the First Lord of the Adm

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,SCUA: 10 September–21 September,th which to hold Britain back from the brink of war. In addition, he did not want the British to appeal to the UN. He had originated the idea of a users’ club, such that users of the Canal would band together to ‘hire the pilots, manage the technical features of the Canal, organise the pattern of na

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,Mounting Pressure: 22 September–3 October,ed his vacillation. He became increasingly reliant on advice, mentally weakened by the effects of nine weeks of crisis management. Any attempts at negotiation from a position of strength were worthless in the long term, without much clearer international condemnation of Nasser’s actions. Trapped, pa

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,Transition to Force: 4 October–14 October, still hoped for US assistance and French support to end the crisis as negotiation entered the United Nations Security Council. However, the Americans were keen to maintain political distance from the British because they believed them ready to use force. Yet it was the French, who did not believe t

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,Finale: 26 October 1956–9 January 1957,ent on the 31st, followed by an airborne invasion on 5 November and an amphibious landing on the 6th. The level of apparent conviction with which Eden entered this phase of the crisis, suggested, as Millard and Clark had argued, that he believed that he was now fighting for the Government’s and his

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