The end of French predominance in Europe : the financial crisis of 1924 and the adoption of the Dawes plan

Pt. I. The French Financial Crisis -- Origins Of The French Finanacial Crisis -- Government Proposals And The Parliamentary Roadblock -- Saving The Franc: International Speculation And International Assistance -- Cartel Finance And French Diplomacy -- Pt. Ii. The Adoption Of The Dawes Plan -- The Dawes Plan, The Great Powers, And The Strategy Of Poincare -- Herriot Embattled: The British, The Germans, And The American Bankers -- The London Conference. By Stephen A. Schuker. Includes Index. Bibliography: P. 397-423. Contents Tables Preface Abbreviations 1. Introduction Part One. The French Financial Crisis 2. Origins of the French Financial Crisis 3. Government Proposals and the Parliamentary Roadblock 4. Saving the Franc: International Speculation and International Assistance 5. Cartel Finance and French Diplomacy Part Two. The Adoption of the Dawes Plan 6. The Dawes Plan, the Great Powers, and the Strategy of Poincaré 7. Herriot Embattled: The British, the Germans, and the American Bankers 8. The London Conference 9. Epilogue Bibliography Index