Miscellaneous reflections upon the peace and its consequences

more especially on a just, as well as real and national oeconomy [sic], the regard due to subjects who have served in quality of soldiers, seamen or marines, the necessity of providing for the security of our frontiers, and of rendering the peace solid and lasting, by steadiness in our conduct at home and abroad, interspersed with seasonable remarks upon hasty reductions, savings ill-placed, and the folly of exciting invasions, by leaving the weakest part of our dominions exposed : addressed to the more considerate and disinterested part of the nation