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Article: World War I and Anglo-American relations: The role of Philip Kerr and The Round Table

TitleWorld War I and Anglo-American relations: The role of Philip Kerr and The Round Table
Authors
KeywordsAllies
Empire
Germany
The Round Table
UK
USA
Issue Date2006
PublisherRoutledge. The Journal's web site is located at http://www.tandf.co.uk/journals/titles/00358533.asp
Citation
Round Table, 2006, v. 95 n. 383, p. 113-139 How to Cite?
AbstractAs the 19th century drew to a close, an alliance between the USA and the British Empire dominated the thinking of a political elite in the UK. Milner's 'Kindergarten' was attracted to the idea of the USA as a potential ally with whom Britain could establish an Anglo-American world hegemony, and during World War I, Philip Kerr, first editor of The Round Table, was in the vanguard of efforts to make this vision reality. Later, as ambassador to the USA, Kerr was at the centre of efforts to bring the USA into World War II and to ensure its continuing involvement in international affairs once fighting had ended. This outcome owed much to moves during and between both world wars by influential British figures and institutions, including Kerr and The Round Table, to persuade the American elite that their country should take on a far greater international role.
Persistent Identifierhttp://hdl.handle.net/10722/74195
ISSN
2023 SCImago Journal Rankings: 0.257
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dc.description.abstractAs the 19th century drew to a close, an alliance between the USA and the British Empire dominated the thinking of a political elite in the UK. Milner's 'Kindergarten' was attracted to the idea of the USA as a potential ally with whom Britain could establish an Anglo-American world hegemony, and during World War I, Philip Kerr, first editor of The Round Table, was in the vanguard of efforts to make this vision reality. Later, as ambassador to the USA, Kerr was at the centre of efforts to bring the USA into World War II and to ensure its continuing involvement in international affairs once fighting had ended. This outcome owed much to moves during and between both world wars by influential British figures and institutions, including Kerr and The Round Table, to persuade the American elite that their country should take on a far greater international role.en_HK
dc.languageengen_HK
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dc.subjectAlliesen_HK
dc.subjectEmpireen_HK
dc.subjectGermanyen_HK
dc.subjectThe Round Tableen_HK
dc.subjectUKen_HK
dc.subjectUSAen_HK
dc.titleWorld War I and Anglo-American relations: The role of Philip Kerr and The Round Tableen_HK
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