Great Britain and the Holy See Philip Handleman set against vibrant blue seas

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Great Britain and the Holy See Philip Handleman set against vibrant blue seasIn an effort to understand British Papal relations during the 19th century, James Flint examines the diplomatic relations between Great Britain and the Holy See during the first Russell ministry of 1846 1852. Earlier studies often blame the ministry's failure to establish relations with Pope Pius IX on assorted British blunders, either by ministers or (in a crucial instance) by the House of Lords. But Flint's research in the Vatican archives finds