A Proposal for Uniting the Kingdoms of Great Britain and Ireland

This book is a political tract written by Wills Hill, the Marquis of Downshire, in 1799. Hill proposed a plan for unifying the governments of Great Britain and Ireland, which at the time were separate nations with separate parliaments. His proposal called for a federal system that would preserve the distinct identities of the two countries while allowing for greater cooperation and coordination. This book is of interest to political scientists and historians of the British Isles.

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