Anglo-American Relationship

Librarians Lincove and Treadway have compiled a collection of 1,953 titles, published between 1945 and 1985 but covering Anglo-American relations from their formal inception in 1783 through their finest hour in 1985. . . . This model bibliography provides the sort of comprehensive reading list so necessary for upper-division and graduate research. ChoiceThis interdisciplinary bibliography detailing the special relationship between the United States and Great Britain covers scholarly writing from 1945 to 1985 that treats the interactions between the two countries during the period 1783 to the mid-1980s. It provides comprehensive coverage of books, essays, journal articles, and doctoral dissertations from universities and colleges in Great Britain, the United States, and Canada. All sources except the dissertations are annotated.

?Librarians Lincove (Ohio State University) and Treadway (University of Virginia) have compiled a collection of 1,953 titles, published between 1945 and 1985 but covering Anglo-American relations from their formal inception in 1783 through their finest hour in 1945. The scope note and table of contents are exceptional guides to the contents of the book. The bibliography is divided into two broad areas; nondiplomatic relations (624 entries) and diplomatic relations (529 entries). The section on nondiplomatic relations includes titles on social and cultural relationships and on economic conflict and cooperation but excludes titles in law, literary criticism, and music. Books, articles, and British and American dissertations are also included. With exception of the dissertations, all titles listed were examined by the compilers. Each entry is annotated; only secondary works are included--i.e., no texts of treaties or protocols, no correspondence or archival material. Author and subject indexes, and three appendixes consisting of two lists of ambassadors?-Choice, "Librarians Lincove (Ohio State University) and Treadway (University of Virginia) have compiled a collection of 1,953 titles, published between 1945 and 1985 but covering Anglo-American relations from their formal inception in 1783 through their finest hour in 1945. The scope note and table of contents are exceptional guides to the contents of the book. The bibliography is divided into two broad areas; nondiplomatic relations (624 entries) and diplomatic relations (529 entries). The section on nondiplomatic relations includes titles on social and cultural relationships and on economic conflict and cooperation but excludes titles in law, literary criticism, and music. Books, articles, and British and American dissertations are also included. With exception of the dissertations, all titles listed were examined by the compilers. Each entry is annotated; only secondary works are included--i.e., no texts of treaties or protocols, no correspondence or archival material. Author and subject indexes, and three appendixes consisting of two lists of ambassadors"-Choice

DAVID A. LINCOVE is Assistant Professor and reference librarian at Ohio State University Libraries in Columbus.GARY R. TREADWAY is North American publications bibliographer at Alderman Library at the University of Virginia at Charlottesville.