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List of Maps vi
Preface vii
Acknowledgments ix
1 British Power in the Early Victorian Period 1
2 Politics, Policymaking, Principles, and Strategy 11
3 The Instruments of Power 37
4 Britain Gets Its Way in North America 65
5 China: Adjusting the Signal 105
6 The Mediterranean and the Problem of France 155
7 Restoring Britannica to Pax Britannica 217
Notes 227
Bibliography 289
Index 301
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