For Britain, Suez meant that she would not henceforth be capable of a foreign policy independent of the United States; in her dealings with France it meant the end of the old Entente Cordiale and the beginning of an era of mistrust to be exemplified by the Gaullist “Non” to Britain in Europe. In France, as Roy Jenkins rightly noted, “the reaction to Suez was quite different. There was less guilt and more anger. The lesson there learnt was never to trust the Americans and probably not the British either.

XREF: Plausibly connects to the broader narrative of post-1956 Anglo-American and Anglo-French relations that the surrounding work likely traces.

Horne, Alistair, A Savage War of Peace- Alge…, loc. 495