Friends of Peace

Discover the compelling insights of Friends of Peace, authored by J. E. Cookson and published by Cambridge University Press in 2008. This enlightening study spans 340 pages, delving into the war-opposition movement in England during the tumultuous years of 1778-1783, a period often characterized as a great patriotic struggle against Revolutionary and Napoleonic France.

Cookson expertly highlights the voices of liberal writers, professionals, and businessmen who led the protest against the wars. This book challenges the traditional narratives of patriotism by shedding light on the significant opposition that emerged during this era. Ideal for readers interested in the intricacies of foreign relations, politics, and government, Friends of Peace provides a fresh perspective on the complexities of Anglo-French relations and the rise of liberalism in the United Kingdom. Don't miss the opportunity to explore this critical examination of a pivotal moment in history.