The Economic Consequences of the Peace · Character
Great Britain
United Kingdom personified as a national entity.
minor
Also known as herself
First appearance: the economic consequences of the peace
Great Britain shows up with force in I: Introductory. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Britain is portrayed as standing outside Europe, largely unconcerned and unaware of the continent's convulsions.
Great Britain first appears in 0001 the economic consequences of the peace.
In I: Introductory: Britain is portrayed as standing outside Europe, largely unconcerned and unaware of the continent's convulsions.
Later, in Organization: Germany was its second best customer and second largest source of supply; trade with Germany was substantial.
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- Other
Character groups
- Economic Experts & Officials
- Key Peace Negotiators
- Protagonist
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- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Closing
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