Considerations On The Present State Of Affairs In Europe, And Particularly With Regard To The Number Of Forces In The Pay Of Great Britain (1730)

Focusing on the early 18th-century political and military climate, this book examines Great Britain's military forces and their influence on foreign policy and alliances. The anonymous author evaluates the military capabilities of other European nations, identifying potential threats to Britain. Additionally, economic and social factors affecting each country's military strength are explored. This work offers a thorough analysis of Europe's military and political landscape during the period, presented as a facsimile reprint of the original text.