Lieut.-General Simcoe understanding that the translation of the Duke de Liancourt's Travels has been much circulated, thinks it not improper to print an extract from a letter of his to the printer, Mr. Phillips, in answer to a very civil communication received from him respecting that work
Subtitle: This extract will elucidate the purport of the communication, and at the same time account for Lieut.-General Simcoe's speech, on the closing of the first parliament of the province of Upper Canada, being inserted in the appendix of that work ...
Publisher: Trewmans, printers, Exeter.
Published: 1799
Language: eng
Number of pages: 18
Notes: Dated (p. [3]): Wolford-lodge, June 25th, 1799.

Includes a "Letter to Lord Barrington" (p. 8-18) dated & signed: June 1st, 1755. J. Simcoe [father of Gen. Simcoe].

Defending his conduct as governor of Upper Canada.