England's great interest in the well planting of Ireland with English people, discussed [electronic resource] : vvherein is briefly stated the benefits that will arise thereby, viz: first, to England and it self, secondly, to the English people in Ireland, thirdly, to the Irish themselves, fourthly, some rules proposed in order to the practicing of it, fifthly, some objections against the work, answered / by R.L., a member of the Army in Ireland.

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