Britain and Europe: The Untold History takes a radical new look at
Britain's relationship with her continental neighbours. Starting
with King John and finishing with David Cameron, this book tells
the story of a fragile sovereignty that has been lost, regained and
bargained much more frequently than is generally realised. It also
explains how, far from adopting a policy of splendid isolation,
Britain has often played a positive and determinative role in
European statecraft. These stories involve some of the most pivotal
moments in British history (such as Magna Carta and the Glorious
Revolution) and include some of its richest characters (such as
Bloody Mary and Charles II). They are therefore worth telling in
their own right. They are particularly interesting, however, in
light of the debate about Britain's role in the European Union.
Britain and Europe: The Untold History explains how lessons from
history can help us chart a course for the future. This book was
written in association with Tomorrow's Britain
(www.tomorrowsbritain.org.uk).
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