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  • ISBN: 9798217269419
  • Physical Description: 425 pages illis., 26 cm
  • Publisher: NY : penguin, 2026

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"When it came to Charles and Mary Bagot, the ... Read More
Subject: Bagot, Mary Charlotte Anne, 1786-1845
Bagot, Charles, 1781-1843
Great Britain > Foreign relations
Women > Great Britain > Intellectual life
Genre: Biographies
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08204. ‡aB Bagot Family
1001 . ‡aRoberts, Geraldine
24514. ‡aThe rebel and the peacemaker / ‡cGeraldine Roberts
2463 . ‡aRebel and the pacemaker : ‡bthe icredible tue sory of Mary and Charles Bagot
260 . ‡aNY : ‡bpenguin, ‡c2026
300 . ‡a425 pages ‡billis., ‡c26 cm
520 . ‡a"When it came to Charles and Mary Bagot, the gossips of Regency England had more than their fill of scandal. When rumours of a particularly salacious affair broke through London, the couple were banished to the New World, to serve their penance as British ambassadors to America. After a perilous voyage across the Atlantic, Charles and Mary set up their embassy in the mudflows of Washington, at a pivotal moment in the new nation's history. Anglo-American affairs had been in turmoil since the War of Independence. But the Bagots' innate gift for politics, culture and social affairs soothed tensions, and established friendly relations. Against all odds, Charles and Mary emerged as the leading diplomats of their day, laying the groundwork for modern global diplomacy. Their trailblazing work, first in the United States and then later in Russia and Canada would forever change the power dynamics on the world stage."-- ‡cpenguinrandomhouse.com
60010. ‡aBagot, Mary Charlotte Anne, ‡d1786-1845
60010. ‡aBagot, Charles, ‡d1781-1843
650 0. ‡aGreat Britain ‡xForeign relations
650 0. ‡aWomen ‡zGreat Britain ‡xIntellectual life
655 0. ‡aBiographies
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