more v\ ill tlie law by which man is bound to love 

 his neighbour as himself be fultilled. 



For Protection, the United Kingdom depends 

 chiefly upon maritime power. The encouragement 

 of British navigation is therefore essential to all 

 the political calculations of British trade. 



And as the United Kingdom depends for inter- 

 nal peace, order and satisfaction, upon maintaining 

 an even and uninterrupted coiu'se in the direction 

 and application of capital and of labor, the con- 

 sideration of Constancy of Individual Pursuit, 

 or the stability or fixedness of her various rela- 

 tions, should be entertained with anxious solicitude. 

 These various relations are ; 



The reciprocal relations within the limits of the 

 British Isles. 



The reciprocal relations of the several parts or 

 members of the Empire, comprehending all 

 countries under the British dominion. 



And the relations of the British Empire with 

 Foreign countries. 



The soil, climate, population, and marine 

 position, are the chief elements of political power. 



Industry is the active and moving principle, 

 which renders these several elements of power 

 productive and effective. 



