In its final section, the author included tables of calculations made by Josiah Burchett and taken from John Entick's Naval History to demonstrate the viability of building a strong navy.
In its final section, the author included tables of calculations made by Josiah Burchett and taken from John Entick's Naval History to demonstrate the viability of building a strong navy. Another section quotes from Giacinto Dragonetti's On Virtue and Rewards, asks whether William the Conqueror's heritage means Britain should be ruled by the French, and calls for a congress to be assembled to draft a charter for a government where "the law is king." "Of The Origin and Design of Government in General" is the opening section of this work, which was later reprinted with an appendix responding to the concerns of Quaker representatives. Benjamin Rush supplied the title for this tract, which was primarily a scathing critique of the British monarchy. FTP, identify this Revolutionary War pamphlet by Thomas Paine.
In its final section, the author included tables of calculations made by Josiah Burchett and taken from John Entick's Naval History to demonstrate the viability of building a strong navy.
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