Remarks on the Proposals Made to Great Britain for Opening Negotiations for Peace, in the Year 1807 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Remarks on the Proposals Made to Great Britain for Opening Negotiations for Peace, in the Year 1807

L'l honourable peace. At what period the oppon tunity of accomplishing this may occur, is a question on which the sovereign is to decide; but upon which the people, as on all other subjects of government, have a right to ex press their opinion. On this point conside-n rate persons may differ, not only according to their different talents, temper, and inte rests, but according to the different degree of information which they may have been able to obtain; and hence it must happen, that discussions on the subject of peace are.

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