The Anglo-American Establishment - Carroll Quigley

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by  Carroll Quigley

The Anglo-American Establishment
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The
Anglo-American
Establishment
FROM RHODES TO CLIVEDEN
Carroll Quigley
Books In Focus
Copyright © 1981 by Books in Focus, Inc.
All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced or
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Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data
Quigley, Carroll.
The Anglo-American establishment.
Includes index.
1. Great Britain — Foreign relations —20th century.
2. Commonwealth of Nations.
3. Rhodes, Cecil John, 1853-1902.
4. Milner, Alfred Milner, Viscount, 1854-1925.
5. Secret societies —England. I. Title.
DA566.7.Q5 325\32'06041 80-70620
ISBN 0-916728-50-1 AACR2
Contents
Publisher's Note vii
Preface ix
1 Introduction 3
2 The Cecil Bloc 15
3 The Secret Society of Cecil Rhodes 33
4 Milner's Kindergarten, 1897-1910 .51
5 The Milner Group, Rhodes, and Oxford, 1901-1925 .84
6 The Times 101
7 The Round Table 117
8 War and Peace, 1915-1920 140
9 The Creation of the Commonwealth 148
10 The Royal Institute of International Affairs 182
11 India, 1911-1945 198
12 Foreign Policy, 1919-1940 227
13 The Second World War, 1939-1945 303
Appendix: A Tentative Roster of the Milner Group 311
Notes 317
Index 337

Publisher's Note
ON VERY RARE OCCASIONS a book appears which forever changes the
way in which we perceive the world around us. Within a short while it
becomes hard to understand how we could have functioned without
the knowledge gained from it. The Anglo-American Establishment is
such a book. In it Professor Carroll Quigley presents certain "keys"
crucial to the understanding of 20th century political, economic and
military events -events of the past, present, and future. That the nar
rative ends in 1949 does not detract in any way from what is presented,
and its great value. It does, however, break open the way for current
writers and students to work more effectively in their areas.
The fact that Carroll Quigley, a highly respected professor at
Georgetown University and an instructor at Princeton and Harvard,
could not find a publisher for this work, is in itself significant.
How Books in Focus came to discover the existence of the
manuscript is a story in itself, which began on a beach in Lindos on the
Mediterranean island of Rhodes, in 1967, eight years before the com
pany was formed; but that story will have to be told at a later time.
Stephen A. Zarlenga
Publisher
January 8, 1981