A safe remedy for present difficulties, in a letter ... by means of which the national debt may be liquidated (extracted from the Times newspaper, April 29, 1842). With remarks shewing in the simplest manner possible, our immense wealth, the capability of its indefinite augmentation, the necessity of applying it immediately to remedy the existing distress, and permanently relieve the nation.
Cockburn, George,Sir, General.
London,
1843.