Titlebook: Mexico and the Foreign Policy of Napoleon III; Michele Cunningham Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited

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Introduction,ineptitude of its author, while others said it was because Napoleon was a Utopian dreamer out of touch with reality. However, if this campaign is considered within the context of Napoleon’s foreign policy, it can be shown that it might indeed have been ., and that Napoleon III had a broader vision t

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Prelude to Intervention,can colonies, which began to revolt against their weakened Spanish masters and demand independence. Mexico, Spain’s largest colony, gained independence in 1821, but this was only the beginning of a period of revolution and anarchy that was to devastate the country for more than forty years. In addit

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The Tripartite Convention,and the early arrival of the Spanish in Mexico, were to have far-reaching effects on the combined expedition. The discussions on the aims of the expedition were protracted, but concluded with all three believing they were in agreement, when they were, in fact, very far from it.

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The Venture under Way,e Mazade wrote on the impossibility of the powers having any effect on the situation in Mexico if their efforts were limited to the occupation of the coastal customs ports. He remarked that the ‘deplorable states’ of Mexico were accustomed to acceding to force, and as soon as the foreign forces depa

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,‘A Noble and Chimerical Utopia’,stration was given to the French military, who then threatened any important persons they could find with expulsion from Mexico if they did not vote for the empire. Another method was to count the total population of an area as the number of adherents to the monarchy.. Although Ollivier does not cit

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ee trade was the best foundation for peace. He saw the establishment of a friendly government in Mexico as an opportunity to expand that policy to encompass the world by ensuring European access to American markets, and preventing monopoly by the United States. His attempts to achieve this, however,