On the Road to War: British Foreign Policy in Transition, 1905-1906.

The article focuses on the changes surrounding the Great Britain Foreign Office. Sir Edward Grey replaced Lord Lansdowne as head of the Foreign Office in December 1905. One member of a Liberal cabinet headed by Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman was appointed as new foreign secretary of the office. According to the author, the new government and the new foreign secretary provide an opportunity of distinguishing the making and administration of foreign policy under two successive heads.