Probable consequences of a successful invasion; : and the most effectual means of defeating it; recommended to the serious attention of Britons, in the present alarming state of our nation, /
Douglas, Niel,1750-1823.
Greenock, : Printed for W. Johnson, for the author. Sold by him, and W. Watson and T. Stewart, booksellers.,
1803..
The publication is in the nature of a sermon, and warns about the consequences of an invasion of Napoleon. Douglas also addresses the sin of slavery and advocates economy, particularly in the use of gunpowder, which he alleges, would go far to alleviate the burden of the national debt. The publication is very rare: the only other extant copy in public hands is at Brown University in Rhode Island.
Includes bibliographical references.
Scotland Greenock.