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Adams, Lestyn. Brothers across the Ocean: British Foreign Policy and the Origins of the Anglo-American "Special Relationship," 1900-1905. New York: I.B. Tauris, 2005, 282 pp. Credit to Foreign Minister Lord Landsdown; key issues: Alaska, Panama Canal & Venezuela.

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20th century, twentieth, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, diplomacy, treaty, foreign policy, Foreign Office, negotiation, international relations , Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA, world war 1, first world war, Latin America, South America, Spanish colonial area

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Adcock, Al. United States Flush Deck Destroyers in Action. Warship in Action Series, # 19. Carrollton: Squadron/Signal, 2003, 50 pp. 150 illustrations; built, 1918-1943; 50 to Britain; ultimately service in navies of Canada, Russia & Japan.

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Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, destroyer, torpedo boat destroyer, anti-submarine warfare vessel , diplomacy, treaty, foreign policy, Foreign Office, negotiation, international relations , world war 2, second world war, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA

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Addison, Paul. Churchill: The Unexpected Hero. Oxford: Oxford UP, 2005, 2006, xii, 308 pp. Full & balanced coverage of a 90-year career; Churchill, twice First Lord & Prime Minister; "former naval person"; "Special Relationship" only special one way, U.S. dominated, & Churchill at fault.

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20th century, twentieth, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, Churchill, Winston, First Lord, Prime Minister, War Minister , First Lord, civilian head of Admiralty , Royal Navy, Britain, England, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA, world war 1, first world war, world war 2, second world war

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Alden, John Doughty. Flush Decks and Four Pipes. Sea Power Monographs Series, # 2. Annapolis: NIP, 1965, 1989, 112 pp. Over 100 illustrations; 347 destroyers listed; 50 to G.B. in destroyers for bases deal; as Town Class in G.B.

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20th century, twentieth, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, destroyer, torpedo boat destroyer, anti-submarine warfare vessel , diplomacy, treaty, foreign policy, Foreign Office, negotiation, international relations , world war 2, second world war, united states navy, US navy, Royal Navy, Britain, England, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA, ship, boat, vessel

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Alldritt, Keith. The Greatest of Friends: Franklin D. Roosevelt and Winston Churchill, 1941-1945. New York: St. Martin; London: Hale, 1995, 224 pp. Focused on psychological & social aspects of relationship; both "former naval persons."

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Admiralty, admiral, administration, organization, organisation, headquarters, Navy Board, Lords of the Admiralty, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, Royal Navy, Britain, England, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA, united states navy, US navy, world war 2, second world war, personality, prominent leader, noted person , Churchill, Winston, First Lord, Prime Minister, War Minister

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Ashton, Nigel John. Kennedy, Macmillan and the Cold War: The Irony of Interdependence. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2002, xiii, 288 pp. Issues: Cuban Missile Crisis & British nuclear deterrence.

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Admiralty, admiral, administration, organization, organisation, headquarters, Navy Board, Lords of the Admiralty, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, cold war, diplomacy, treaty, foreign policy, Foreign Office, negotiation, international relations , missile, rocket, ballistic missile, nuclear , strategy, strategic, submarine, underwater vessel, submerged operation, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA

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Atwater, William Felix. "U.S. Army and Navy Development of Joint Landing Operations, 1898-1942." Ph.D. diss, Duke, 1986, 240 pp. (DAI 48/05, p. 1287).

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20th century, twentieth, Admiralty, admiral, administration, organization, organisation, headquarters, Navy Board, Lords of the Admiralty, amphibious, invasion from sea, landing, attack from sea, landing craft, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, invasion, armada, landing , logistics, supply, supplies, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA, Royal Marine, commando , Royal Navy, Britain, England

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Bartlett, Christopher John. "The Special Relationship": A Political History of Anglo-American Relations since 1945. The Postwar World Series. London: Longman, 1992, ix, 196 pp. Relationship through eyes of contemporaries; "competitive cooperation"; "allies of a kind."

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Admiralty, admiral, administration, organization, organisation, headquarters, Navy Board, Lords of the Admiralty, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, cold war, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA

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Bath, Alan Harris. "'Permanent Friends, Permanent Interests': Anglo-American Cooperation in Naval Intelligence during the Second World War." Ph.D. diss, Rice, 1995, 523 pp. (DAI 56/12, p. 4900).

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Admiralty, admiral, administration, organization, organisation, headquarters, Navy Board, Lords of the Admiralty, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, intelligence, code breaking, espionage, counter-intelligence, Secret Service, SIGINT , Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA, world war 2, second world war

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Baylis, John Bruford, ed. Anglo-American Relations since the Second World War: The Enduring Alliance. Documents in Contemporary History Series. New York: St. Martin; Manchester: Manchester UP, 1997, xvi, 272 pp.

Keywords:

Admiralty, admiral, administration, organization, organisation, headquarters, Navy Board, Lords of the Admiralty, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, diplomacy, treaty, foreign policy, Foreign Office, negotiation, international relations , cold war, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA

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Baylis, John Bruford. Anglo-American Defence Relations, 1939-1980. (2nd ed: 1939-1984): The Special Relationship. New York: St. Martin; London: Macmillan, 1981, 1984, xxii, 259 pp.

Keywords:

Admiralty, admiral, administration, organization, organisation, headquarters, Navy Board, Lords of the Admiralty, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, Imperial Defence, Committee of Imperial Defence, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA, strategy, strategic, world war 2, second world war

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Botti, Timothy J. The Long Wait: The Forging of the Anglo-American Nuclear Alliance, 1945-1958. Contributions in Military Studies Series, # 64. Westport: Greenwood, 1987, viii, 274 pp.

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20th century, twentieth, nuclear , cold war, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain, America, United States, US, USA

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Davis, Simon. "The Persian Gulf in the 1940s and the Question of an Anglo-American Middle East." History, 95 (January 2010): 64-88. Reappraisal; not "Special Relationship" but "dysfunctional relationship"; preliminary to Cold War.

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20th century, twentieth, diplomacy, treaty, foreign policy, Foreign Office, negotiation, international relations , Middle East, Anglo-American, United States, US, USA, Special Relationship, Anglo-American relation, England, Britain

Abbreviations
AHR American Historical Review
Alb Albion
alt alternate
Am Nep American Neptune
AQ & DJ Army Quarterly and Defence Journal
ASLIB Association of Libraries (Dissertations & Master's Theses)
BIHR Bulletin of the Institute of Historical Research
Can His Rev Canadian Historical Review
Can J His Canadian Journal of History
comp Compiled by
DAI Dissertation Abstracts International
EcHR Economic History Review
ed editor or edited by
EnHR English Historical Review
HisAHR Hispanic American Historical Review
HJ Historical Journal (Cambridge Historical Journal)
His Res Historical Research
His Tod History Today
Intell & Nat Sec Intelligence and National Security
IJ Mar His International Journal of Maritime History
IJ Nau Arch International Journal of Nautical Archaeology
IHR International History Review
intro introduction
J Am His Journal of American History
J Asian His Journal of Asian History
JBS Journal of British Studies
J Cont His Journal of Contemporary History
J Econ His Journal of Economic History
JI & CH Journal of Imperial and Commonwealth History
J Mar Res Journal for Maritime Research
J Mil His Journal of Military History
J Mod His Journal of Modern History
JRUSI Journal of the Royal United Service Institution or Institute
J Soc His Journal of Social History
JSAHR Journal of the Society for Army Historical Research
J Stra Stu Journal of Strategic Studies
J Trans His Journal of Transport History
J Wor His Journal of World History
MM Mariner's Mirror
Mil Aff Military Affairs
NHS Naval History Symposium (USNA)
NMM National Maritime Museum
Nav Rev Naval Review
NWCR Naval War College Review (US)
Nel Dis Nelson Dispatch
NIP Naval Institute Press
Nor Mar Northern Mariner
Pac His Rev Pacific Historical Review
P & P Past and Present
Traf Chron Trafalgar Chronicle
trans translated by
UP University Press
USNIP Proceedings of the Naval Institute
Vic Stu Victorian Studies
War & Soc War and Society
War in His War in History
W&MQ William and Mary Quarterly
WSS World Ship Society

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