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1 online resource (465 pages) |
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Front Cover; Half Title Page; Title Page; Copyright Page; Table of Contents; Dedication Page; Foreword by Roy Jenkins; Part One: The Failure of Force; Chapter I: 1940 -- UNITY IN PERIL; I The limits of co-operation; II One parliament, one army; III Bordeaux: the last attempt; Chapter 2: CHILDHOOD AT COGNAC; I Small town, wide world; II Distant travels; III 1914: Viviani says 'Try'; Chapter 3: 1914-1918: WORKING TOGETHER; I The inter-Allied executives; II The submarine blockade; III Pooling transport; IV Organized peace; Chapter 4: THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS; I Hopes take shape. |
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II 'In the light of the general interest'III Silesia and the Saar: the common interest; IV Austria: collective action; V Peace based on equality; Chapter 5: FROM COGNAC TO POLAND, FROM CALIFORNIA TO CHINA; I Back to Cognac; II The zloty and the leu; III Banking in San Francisco; IV Investing in China; Chapter 6: ARMS FOR THE ALLIANCE (1938-1940); I Mission to Roosevelt; II The Franco-British Council; III Roosevelt: aircraft for Europe; IV The last attempt; V Continue the struggle; Chapter 7: THE VICTORY PROGRAM (Washington 1940-1943); I On the side of freedom; II The arsenal of democracy. |
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III Overwhelming superiorityChapter 8: FRENCHMEN UNITE (Algiers 1943); I A political mission; II Republican legality; III De Gaulle and Giraud; IV The French Committee of National Liberation; Part Two: A Time for Unity; Chapter 9: PEACE (1945); I The Provisional Government; II The shape of the peace; Chapter 10: THE MODERNIZATION OF FRANCE (1946); I A method; II Continued efforts; Chapter 11: EUROPE IN THE DARK (1947-1949); I The Marshall Plan; II National limits; III No reply from London; IV Germany moves; Chapter 12: A BOLD, CONSTRUCTIVE ACT (1949-1950); I Deadlock; II Solution. |
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Chapter 13: THE SCHUMAN PLAN CONFERENCE (1950)I Invention; II Construction; Chapter 14: TWO TREATIES (1951); I Defence: a single army; II The economy: common rules; Chapter 15: THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AT WORK (1952-1955); I Pioneers in coal and steel; II A great test and a new beginning; Chapter 16: THE ACTION COMMITTEE FOR THE UNITED STATES OF EUROPE (1955-1975); I A new political force; II Euratom and the Common Market; Chapter 17: POLITICAL UNION (1960-1962); I Towards confederation; II The Committee takes its stand; Chapter 18: GREAT BRITAIN AND THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY (1961-1963). |
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I Europe needs BritainII The first veto; Chapter 19: EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES (1962-1964); I Partnership; II Crises and their aftermath; Chapter 20: A TIME FOR PATIENCE (1964-1972); I Stagnation; II The context changes; Chapter 21: THE EUROPEAN COUNCIL (1972-1975); I To the springs of power; II The beginnings of a European authority; III The roots of the European Community; Appendix; Index. |
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| Subject |
Monnet, Jean, 1888-1979.
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Monnet, Jean, 1888-1979. (OCoLC)fst01716313 |
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Statesmen -- Europe -- Biography.
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Economists -- Europe -- Biography.
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HISTORY -- Europe -- Western. |
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Economists. (OCoLC)fst00902277 |
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Statesmen. (OCoLC)fst01131990 |
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Europe. (OCoLC)fst01245064 |
| ISBN |
9781782832720 (electronic bk.) |
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1782832726 (electronic bk.) |
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