This Blessed Plot
About This Book
Britain's perception of itself as separate from continental Europe is well established today. The nation retains the pound sterling, avoids participation in borderless travel arrangements, and maintains distinct policies. This Blessed Plot (1998) traces the historical roots of this separation. Beginning with World War II, the book chronicles Britain's ambivalent engagement with European integration through decades of difficult negotiations and special arrangements. As Brexit continues to reshape British politics, this historical examination offers essential context for understanding the nation's current trajectory.
Who Should Read This?
- People seeking to understand the historical context behind Brexit
- Readers fascinated by European political developments
- Those studying post-war British history
- Anyone curious about international relations and diplomacy
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