...mutual benefit is a mutual dependence. And this principle alone will contribute more to the preserving of the dependency of our colonies upon their mother...afraid, that one day or other they will revolt, and set up for themselves, as some seem to apprehend ; let us not drive them to a necessity to feel themselves...

...countries, for that would bring mutual dependence, which " alone will contribute more to the preserving of the Dependency of our Colonies upon their Mother...Country, than any other Refinement or Invention." A | Brief Essay | on the | Advantages and Disadvantages | which respectively attend | France and Great...

...do." Poftlethwayt's Great-Britain's true fyftem. "If we are afraid that one day or other the colonies will revolt, and fet up for themfelves, as fome feem to apprehend, let us not drive them to a neceffity to feel themfelves independant of us ; as they will do, the moment they perceive that they...