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'… a substantial contribution to the history of US diplomacy from 1790 to 2018 … the scholarly value of the work is enhanced by the detail on the individual consulates which will make this book essential for anyone doing research in Anglo-American diplomatic relations … [the] work stands not only as an invaluable contribution to US diplomatic history in its own right, but provides scholars with new sources, ideas for future research.' — Bernadette Whelan, Professor, University of Limerick, Ireland.

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The book 'opens the door to forgotten and untold accounts of America's presence in the United Kingdom - telling stories our early consuls never told about themselves or even dreamed would be of interest to modern readers'— Ambassador Barbara Stephenson - at the time, President of the American Foreign Service Association

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‘Nicholas Keegan’s US Consular Representation in Britain since 1790 is a masterful addition to American diplomatic history. It examines the consular branch of the United States in its most important ally in great detail from the immediate post-revolutionary years to 2017. He also describes the US consular system, its growth and its problems, warts and all.’ — Charles Stuart Kennedy, Oral History Director, Association for Diplomatic Studies and Training, Arlington, Virginia, USA

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