Letters of Pacificus: written in justification of the president's proclamation of neutrality.

The book presents a series of letters defending the president's proclamation of neutrality during a time of international conflict. Through reasoned arguments, the author articulates the importance of maintaining a neutral stance to protect national interests and avoid entanglement in foreign wars. The letters delve into the political and moral implications of neutrality, highlighting the challenges and responsibilities faced by the nation. This work serves as a significant historical document reflecting the political climate and debates of its era.