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- Publications
- Influence
What really happened at Paris
- A. Lentin
- Political Science
- 1 July 1990
Lloyd E. Ambrosius, Woodrow Wilson and the American Diplomatic Tradition: The Treaty Fight in Perspective, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987. £27.50. British Documents on Foreign Affairs:… Expand
The Worm in the Bud: ‘Appeasement’ at the Peace Conference
- A. Lentin
- Political Science
- 2001
The legend of Versailles as a settlement doomed from the first dies hard. No amount of historical analysis seems able to dent its popular perception as a byword for harshness and injustice.1 But… Expand
Reviews : Imperial Russia I700-I9I7. State. Society. Opposition. Essays in Honor of Marc Raeff. Edited by Ezra Mendelsohn and Marshall S. Shatz. DeKalb, Illinois: Northern Illinois University Press,…
- A. Lentin
- History
- 1 September 1990
‘A Conference Now’: Lloyd George, Chamberlain and Churchill, 1939–40
- A. Lentin
- Art
- 2001
We last met A.J. Sylvester at the Berghof, capturing Lloyd George and Hitler with his cine-camera, and then enthusing at the view from Bron- y-de. Sylvester was Lloyd George’s private secretary from… Expand
Peter the Great : his law on the Imperial succession in Russia, 1722 : the official commentary : Pravda Voli Monarshei vo opredelenii naslednika derzhavy svoei : (the justice of the monarch's right…
- A. Lentin
- History
- 1996
- 2
Enigma Variations: Lloyd George at the Paris Peace Conference, 1919
- A. Lentin
- History
- 2001
Eighty years on, Lloyd George’s role at the Paris Peace Conference continues to dazzle and bemuse and almost to defy classification. Of the importance of that role there is no doubt: at the height of… Expand
Reparations and Reputations: Lloyd George and Lord Cunliffe
- A. Lentin
- History
- 2001
The Lords Cunliffe and Sumner, Lloyd George’s delegates on reparations at the Paris Peace Conference, have gone down to posterity, irredeemably, it would seem, as what James Headlam-Morley called… Expand