The colonial policy of Great Britain : considered with relation to her North American provinces, and West India posessions : wherein the dangerous tendency of American competition is developed, and the necessity of recommencing a colonial system on a vigorous and extensive scale, exhibited and defended, with plans for the promotion of emigration, and strictures on the Treaty of Ghent /

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