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The country in danger : the substance of a speech, delivered in the Town Hall of Buckingham, November 25th, 1850.
The invasion of England rendered impossible by a simple and practical mode of defence; also, an account of eight attempts at invasion /
Portsmouth protected: a sequel to The peril of Portsmouth. With notes on Sebastopol and other sieges during the present war.
"Forewarned, but not forearmed." Letters on the invasion and defence of Britain. Reprinted from the "Torquay Directory.".
"England's dormant strength": with suggestions for its immediate development, remarks on our coast defences ... /
On the defence of London, on fortification, and on the defensive resources of England ... with suggestions for the protection of the country South of London.
Regulars and volunteers. Who shall defend England? /
The Earl of Mount-Edgcumbe to the House of Peers: on the Militia Bill, and on the effects of past legislation on the present war.
Speech on the Italian and national defence questions ...
A plan for an army of reserve.
The militia: its importance as a constitutional force. A lecture delivered ... May 1856, etc.
The militia as an army of reserve /
A letter to the people of England on the invasion.
Notes on the defences of Great Britain and Ireland.