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Duel: Castlereagh, Canning and Deadly Cabinet Rivalry 

The Duel: Castlereagh, Canning and Deadly Cabinet Rivalry

Giles Hunt

Simon Jenkins writes:

Nothing will prevent those at the top forming often bitter rivalries. Any government is vulnerable to them; witness the feud between Rumsfeld and Powell in the preliminaries to the war in Iraq, a feud that might, for the good of millions, have been better resolved on Putney Heath. Since such antagonism in the corridors of power will never be eradicated, Hunt performs a service in rooting it deep in the processes of government and thus helping us understand what can otherwise seem merely the petty jealousies of foolish men.

(LRB 18 December 2008)

Tauris | hardback 214 pp. |ISBN: 9781845115937

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