Foreign Relations of the United States, 1955–1957, Western Europe and Canada, Volume XXVII - Office of the Historian

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Contents

I. Continuing Political, Economic, and Military Relations Between the United States and the United Kingdom; Efforts to Maintain and Reinforce the “Special Relationship”, 19551 (Documents 208-219)
II. The Visit of Prime Minister Eden to Washington, January 30–February 1, 1956 (Documents 220-236)
III. Continuing U.S.–U.K. Political, Economic, and Military Relations, April 1956-March 1957 (Documents 237-262)
IV. The Bermuda Conference, March 21–23, 1957 (Documents 263-293)
- Conference Proceedings (Documents 263-284)
- Conference Documents (Documents 285-293)
V. Continuing U.S.–U.K. Political and Military Relations, March–October 1957 (Documents 294-305)
VI. The Washington Talks, October 1957 (Documents 306-337)

For previous documentation on U.S. relations with the United Kingdom, see Foreign Relations, 1952–1954, vol. VI, Part 1, pp. 693 ff. For documentation on U.S.–U.K. cooperation in NATO, see volume IV.↩