Titlebook: War, Public Opinion and Policy in Britain, France and the Netherlands, 1785-1815; Graeme Callister Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Defending the Nation: Public Opinion and National Identity in Dutch Foreign Policy,h national identity—ideas such as trade, domestic institutions, Orangism, republicanism and religion—had the ability to influence Dutch politicians in their bid to protect the country from its predatory neighbours.

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Defending the Nation: Public Opinion and National Identity in Dutch Foreign Policy,h national identity—ideas such as trade, domestic institutions, Orangism, republicanism and religion—had the ability to influence Dutch politicians in their bid to protect the country from its predatory neighbours.

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,Another “Other”: British Public Opinion, National Identity and the Netherlands,ighlights active opinion concerning the Netherlands and picks out the main themes in the prevalent public perceptions, prejudices and representations of underlying latent opinion, looking at British views of supposed Dutch national character, of the Dutch state, and of the Dutch as a people.

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,Behind Britannia’s Trident: British Foreign Policy and Public Opinion,ating their policies. The chapter also examines how far active public opinion was taken into account during the formulation of foreign policy towards the Netherlands during this fraught period of alliance, enmity, warfare and revolution.

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,Behind Britannia’s Trident: British Foreign Policy and Public Opinion,ating their policies. The chapter also examines how far active public opinion was taken into account during the formulation of foreign policy towards the Netherlands during this fraught period of alliance, enmity, warfare and revolution.