Contents

pp v-vi

General introduction

pp vii-xii

Note to the reader

pp xiii-xiv

Part I - Reactions to ‘The Economic Consequences of the Peace’ (1919–1924)

pp 1-2

1 - Reaction in England

pp 3-23

2 - Reaction in the United States

pp 24-50

3 - Second Thoughts on President Wilson

pp 51-80

4 - More American Reactions

pp 81-100

5 - What Really Happened at Paris

pp 101-110

Part II - Keynes and ‘Inside’ and ‘Outside’ Opinion (1919–1920)

pp 111-112

6 - Interpreting the Treaty

pp 113-127

7 - Amsterdam: the International Loan Proposal

pp 128-150

8 - Accusations of Francophobia

pp 151-167

9 - Financial Policy in England

pp 168-193

10 - Prospects for International Recovery

pp 194-204

Part III - Towards ‘A Revision of the Treaty’ (1921)

pp 205-206

11 - The Paris and London Conferences

pp 207-241

12 - ‘Europe's Economic Outlook’

pp 242-281

13 - Preparing the ‘Revision’

pp 282-294

Part IV - ‘A Revision’ Reviewed (1922–1924)

pp 295-296

14 - Further American Reactions

pp 297-314

Part V - ‘Reconstruction in Europe’ (1921–1923)

pp 315-316

15 - Planning the ‘Manchester Guardian’ Supplements

pp 317-353

16 - The Genoa Conference

pp 354-425

17 - The Supplements Completed

pp 426-454

List of Documents Reproduced

pp 455-462

Index

pp 463-488