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Introduction
1. British Legations in Tokyo and Beijing during the Russo-Japanese War, 1904-05, Ian Nish
2. Sir Francis Bertie and his Great War Embassy to France, 1914-18, Keith Hamilton
3. Sir Cecil Spring Rice and the United States, 1914-17, Keith Neilson
4. “Between Hammer and Anvil”: Sir Francis Oppenheimer, the Netherlands Overseas Trust and Allied Economic Warfare, 1914-18, T.G. Otte
5. Lord Halifax: Wartime Ambassador to the United States, 1941-6, Greg Kennedy
6. “The other blade of the scissors”: Richard Gardiner Casey, Australia’s First Minister to the United States, 1940-2, Carl Bridge
7. Stanley Bruce at the Wartime Australian High Commission in London, David Lee
8. “The Liquidator”: Sir Harry Batterbee as the British Wartime High Commissioner in New Zealand, Andrew Stewart
9. Lord Harlech in South Africa, 1941-4, Kent Fedorowich
10. British Imperial Proconsuls and the Second World War, Ashley Jackson
11. Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen and Turkish Neutrality, 1942-4, Christopher Baxter
12. From War to Postwar: Ted Williams in Canberra, 1946-52, David Lowe
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