British Public Opinion towards the Ottoman Empire during the Two Crises: Bosnia-Herzegovina (1908-1909) The Balkan Wars (1912-1913)

64 pp, in English.

PREFACE 
INTRODUCTION 

PART I: THE BOSNIAN CRlSIS, 1908-1909
  The Annexation of Bosnia-Herzegovina; 
  Action Speaks Louder than Words
?  Reactions to the Crisis. 
  Talks With Regard to International Conference
  The Reasons for British Sympathy

PART II: THE BALKAN WARS, 1912-1913
  Prelude to the Crisis
  The British Position and Public Opinion
  Armistice, Negotiations and the London Treaty
  The Recovery of Adrianople and British Opinion
  The Reasons for the Policy Change 

CONCLUSION 
BIBLIOGRAPHY