Excerpt from Pax in Bello, or a Few Reflexions on the Prospect of Peace, Arising Out of the Present Circumstances of the War
The following Reflexions were first communicated to the Public through the channel of a Morning Paper. - The object of their Author cannot be mistaken - To support the public Spirit of the Country at this critical emergency - To avert an ignominious, and to pave the way to an honorable Peace - The probable means of avoiding the one, and securing the others, are discussed without reserve. - Reasons to the Cabinet - May their result, however, accord with the principles of these Observations! - The glory of it will be their own; but an obscure Individual will feel, no less than the greatest Statesman, the glowing exultations of national honor and public Happiness.
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