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The United States' Entry into the First World War - The Role of British and German Diplomacy (Hardcover)
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The United States' Entry into the First World War - The Role of British and German Diplomacy (Hardcover)
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A rethinking of the factors which led to the American entry into
the war. The complicated situation which led to the American entry
into the First World War in 1917 is often explained from the
perspective of public opinion, US domestic politics, or financial
and economic opportunity. This book, however,reasserts the
importance of diplomats and diplomacy. Based on extensive original
research, the book provides a detailed examination of British,
German, and American diplomacy in the period 1914-17. It argues
that British and German diplomacy in this period followed the same
patterns as had been established in the preceding decades. It goes
on to consider key issues which concerned diplomats, including the
international legality of Britain's economic blockade of Germany,
Germany's use of unrestricted submarine warfare, peace initiatives,
and Germany's attempt to manipulate in its favour the long history
of distrust in Mexican-American relations. Overall, the book
demonstrates thatdiplomats and diplomacy played a key role, thereby
providing a fresh and original approach to this crucially important
subject. JUSTIN QUINN OLMSTEAD is an Assistant Professor of History
at the University of Central Oklahoma.
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