| Description | The enclosed plan has long been the subject of his thoughts as he foresaw the tempest, had sounded some of the American agents on the practicability of such a mode of Government eleven years ago and believes it would still be received with cordial sincerity, assures his Lordship he is no less actuated by the Amor Patriae, than by the concern he is under for his West Indian property which suffers from loss of the American markets
Enclosure, plan for a new Constitution for America, in Steele's hand, believes the present differences have arisen from the various constructions put upon the word Constitution, traces its meaning from their history, and views it in various positions and at different periods, propositions for the future government of America |