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ISBN
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9781845951085
Publisher
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Pimlico
Subject
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History
Binding
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PAPERBACK
Pages
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816
Year
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2007
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A definitive study of the unique and endlessly fascinating relationship between France and Britain x2014; and its effects on the world.The relationship between Britain and France is one of the catalysts of world history. Their geographical proximity, combined with their intellectual and economic dynamism, placed them both at the forefront of continental developments and overseas expansion from the eighteenth century onwards. Their insatiable rivalry set the pattern of European imperialism, and hence did much to shape the future of the planet. The interaction between them x2014; both peaceful and violent, combining admiration and emulation as well as rejection and conflict x2014; did much to create the identity and culture of both. The result, paradoxically, has been the persistence of a deep sense of difference between two countries that have much in common but regard themselves as exceptional.That Sweet Enemy is a study of the dynamic processes of mutual contact and influence: and how these have been expressed in caricatures, histories, literature, painting and film x2014; it is definitely not a standard textbook account of diplomatic relations. Appealing not only to scholars, it will also fascinate anyone who takes a general interest in history, politics and culture, as well as those who just love to visit France and England.From the Hardcover edition.
Author Biography
Robert and Isabelle Tombs live in Cambridge. He is English; she is French, and they both teach French and History. Robert Tombs is the author of France: 1814x2014;1914.From the Hardcover edition.
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