Plots and Security Measures in a Early 18th Century State Affair
The discourse argues that intelligence gathering and preventing enemy knowledge are essential for a safe kingdom in wartime. It outlines methods to protect state secrets, cites how enemies may cross from France via ships, envoys, or smugglers, and proposes enforcing laws and intercepting incursions to safeguard the queen and realm. It also references a possible parliamentary inquiry and notes pamphlets for sale on related topics.