England And Neutral Trade

This book is a detailed examination of England's policies towards neutral trade during the First World War, and the ways in which these policies impacted on the economy of the country. Lingelbach offers a nuanced analysis of the tensions between England's political and economic interests, and the international obligations of neutrality that it had undertaken.

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