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On Her Majesty's Diplomatic Service
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'You're good at languages. You go into the Diplomatic', pronounced the father of the teenage Michael Burton. And so began a diplomatic career that ranged from Khartoum to the Khyber Pass, taking in service in the Gulf, Paris, Berlin and, as British Ambassador, in a post from which the Foreign Office had barred him twenty-eight years earlier.
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On Her Majesty's Diplomatic Service
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'A sparkling book... a joy to read' - Peter Frankopan, Professor of Global History at Oxford University and author of The Silk Roads"You're good at languages.That means you go into the Diplomatic," pronounced the father of the teenage Michael Burton.And so began a diplomatic career, ranging from Khartoum to the Khyber Pass, that encompassed a wide variety of experiences: resolving tribal uprisings among Gulf Arabs, helping from Paris to achieve Britain's entry into Europe, smoothing the path to a united Germany in Berlin after the fall of The Wall, and serving as British Ambassador in a post from which he had been banned by the Foreign Office twenty-eight years earlier.Sir Michael Burton's fascinating memoir describes interactions with four British prime ministers, an American president, an Arab king and a master Soviet spy - not to mention facilitating royal visits to several of his postings, which displayed Britain's 'soft power' in action.In the process, Burton vividly illustrates British diplomacy at work, and reveals an aspect of Britain's governance that rarely sees the light of day.'Sparkles with incident and colour...Highly recommended.' - Lord Ricketts, former UK National Security Advisor, UK Ambassador to France, Head of HM Diplomatic Service.
'A sparkling book... a joy to read' - Peter Frankopan, Professor of Global History at Oxford University and author of The Silk Roads"You're good at languages.That means you go into the Diplomatic," pronounced the father of the teenage Michael Burton.And so began a diplomatic career, ranging from Khartoum to the Khyber Pass, that encompassed a wide variety of experiences: resolving tribal uprisings among Gulf Arabs, helping from Paris to achieve Britain's entry into Europe, smoothing the path to a united Germany in Berlin after the fall of The Wall, and serving as British Ambassador in a post from which he had been banned by the Foreign Office twenty-eight years earlier.Sir Michael Burton's fascinating memoir describes interactions with four British prime ministers, an American president, an Arab king and a master Soviet spy - not to mention facilitating royal visits to several of his postings, which displayed Britain's 'soft power' in action.In the process, Burton vividly illustrates British diplomacy at work, and reveals an aspect of Britain's governance that rarely sees the light of day.'Sparkles with incident and colour...Highly recommended.' - Lord Ricketts, former UK National Security Advisor, UK Ambassador to France, Head of HM Diplomatic Service.
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