An address to the people of the Netherlands, on the present alarming and most dangerous situation of the republick of Holland: Showing The True Motives Of The Most Unpardonable Delays Of The Executive Power In Putting The Republick into a proper State of Defence, and the advantages of an alliance with Holland, France and America. By a Dutchman. Translated from the Dutch original.

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