The manufacture of pot-ash in the British North-American plantations recommended

"_AS no One will I believe pretend to dispute the necessary Connection between Great-Britain and her Plantations, so neither will it be deny'd that the mutual Advantage, arising from their Commerce with each other, is what tends very much to support that Connection; and consequently that every Advantage, which their Trade receives, contributes in a greater or less degree to strengthen it. This being premis'd, I hope the following Hints, respecting the introduction of a new branch of Trade which may be carried on between England and North-America, will (however imperfect) be esteem'd as the endeavours of One desirous to promote the welfare of his Country."
This is an edition of a classical book first published in the eighteenth century.