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François de Callières: A Political Life

por Laurence Pope

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Fran ois de Calli res (1645-1717) is the author of On Negotiating with Sovereigns, an iconic work on diplomacy which has rarely if ever been out of print in English translation since it was first published in 1716. Based largely on previously undiscovered archival materials, this biography traces his long political career., from a first clandestine mission to Poland in 1670 to his advocacy of the the failed Franco-Jacobite invasion of Scotland in 1708. It documents the practice of the historical Calli res, in contrast to the high-minded theory of On Negotiating with Sovereigns. Fran ois de Calli res is one of the most important figures in the history of diplomatic thought and Laurence Pope, who is in the first rank of scholar-diplomats, has produced a biography worthy of him. It is impeccably researched, rich in absorbing detail, comprehensive in its account of his subject's activities (literary as well as diplomatic), shrewd in its judgements, and written with considerable verve. I enjoyed it immensely. G.R. Berridge, Emeritus Professor of International Politics, University of Leicester. History of International Relations, Diplomacy and Intelligence, 15 (History of International Relations Library, 16) Table of Contents Preface Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Prologue Chapter OneNorman Origins Chapter TwoFirst Mission to Poland Chapter ThreeBack to the Vistula Chapter FourIn the Courts of Powerful Women Chapter Five In Search of Patrons Chapter Six Climbing Parnassus Chapter Seven'M. de Gigny' Goes to Holland Chapter EightVauban and the King Chapter NineThe Ryswick Conference Chapter TenBetween Two Wars Chapter ElevenBy the King's Side Chapter TwelveThe Ruinous War Chapter Thirteen The Scottish Diversion I: Lord Lovat's Lament Chapter Fourteen The Scottish Diversion II: Invasion Chapter FifteenElder Statesman Appendices 1 M moires to the King A. "The Affairs of Poland" B. "How to Preserve the Peace" C. "How to Achieve Peace" D. "The Affairs of Scotland" 2 Key Persons Mentioned in the Text Bibliography Index About the Author(s)/Editor(s) Laurence Pope, a retired American ambassador, is the editor of Letters (1694-1700) of Fran ois de Calli res to the Marquise d'Huxelles, in collaboration with William S. Brooks (Mellen, 2004).… (mais)
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Fran ois de Calli res (1645-1717) is the author of On Negotiating with Sovereigns, an iconic work on diplomacy which has rarely if ever been out of print in English translation since it was first published in 1716. Based largely on previously undiscovered archival materials, this biography traces his long political career., from a first clandestine mission to Poland in 1670 to his advocacy of the the failed Franco-Jacobite invasion of Scotland in 1708. It documents the practice of the historical Calli res, in contrast to the high-minded theory of On Negotiating with Sovereigns. Fran ois de Calli res is one of the most important figures in the history of diplomatic thought and Laurence Pope, who is in the first rank of scholar-diplomats, has produced a biography worthy of him. It is impeccably researched, rich in absorbing detail, comprehensive in its account of his subject's activities (literary as well as diplomatic), shrewd in its judgements, and written with considerable verve. I enjoyed it immensely. G.R. Berridge, Emeritus Professor of International Politics, University of Leicester. History of International Relations, Diplomacy and Intelligence, 15 (History of International Relations Library, 16) Table of Contents Preface Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Prologue Chapter OneNorman Origins Chapter TwoFirst Mission to Poland Chapter ThreeBack to the Vistula Chapter FourIn the Courts of Powerful Women Chapter Five In Search of Patrons Chapter Six Climbing Parnassus Chapter Seven'M. de Gigny' Goes to Holland Chapter EightVauban and the King Chapter NineThe Ryswick Conference Chapter TenBetween Two Wars Chapter ElevenBy the King's Side Chapter TwelveThe Ruinous War Chapter Thirteen The Scottish Diversion I: Lord Lovat's Lament Chapter Fourteen The Scottish Diversion II: Invasion Chapter FifteenElder Statesman Appendices 1 M moires to the King A. "The Affairs of Poland" B. "How to Preserve the Peace" C. "How to Achieve Peace" D. "The Affairs of Scotland" 2 Key Persons Mentioned in the Text Bibliography Index About the Author(s)/Editor(s) Laurence Pope, a retired American ambassador, is the editor of Letters (1694-1700) of Fran ois de Calli res to the Marquise d'Huxelles, in collaboration with William S. Brooks (Mellen, 2004).

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