"The Foreign Policy Of Francesco Crispi" examines the diplomatic strategies and impact of Francesco Crispi, a pivotal figure in late 19th-century Italian politics. This work delves into Crispi's approach to international relations, focusing on his efforts to establish Italy as a major European power. Through detailed analysis, Elizabeth Brett White explores Crispi's complex relationships with other nations, his colonial ambitions, and his role in shaping Italy's place on the world stage.
This study offers valuable insights into the political landscape of the era and Crispi's enduring influence on Italian foreign policy. Scholars and students of European history and international relations will find this an indispensable resource for understanding the dynamics of power and diplomacy during a critical period in modern history.
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