Remarks on the probable conduct of Russia and France towards this country, also on the necessity of Great Britain becoming independant of the northern(...)

Remarks on the probable conduct of Russia and France towards this country, also on the necessity of Great Britain becoming independant of the northern powers for her maritime supplies, and recommending (as the only means of attaining that most important object) the ennouragement of the British shipping interest and the cultivation of naval stores, in Upper and Lower Canada: including observations.on the British settlements in North America. Pages 91-105 deal with Canada. Armoiral bookplate of James Graham, 3d Duke of Montrose.