Our Consuls In The East, A Parliamentary Inquiry Into Their Proceedings Imperative, By An Anglo-levantine (Hardcover) (ISBN-13: 9781024575507)

"Our Consuls In The East, A Parliamentary Inquiry Into Their Proceedings Imperative, By An Anglo-levantine" examines the role and conduct of British consuls in the Middle East. This work calls for a thorough parliamentary investigation into the activities of these consuls, highlighting potential issues or irregularities in their proceedings. Written from an Anglo-Levantine perspective, the book offers a critical analysis of British foreign policy and its implementation in the region through its consular representatives.

It provides valuable insights into the historical context of British involvement in the Middle East and raises important questions about accountability and transparency in international relations. This book is relevant for scholars and readers interested in the history of diplomacy, British foreign policy, and the complexities of Anglo-Levantine relations.

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