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| + | the resolution of tampering with | ||
| + | all sides so as to make each subservient | ||
| + | to his own purposes; this produc'd | ||
| + | frequent changes of Government, | ||
| + | which however it might appear to | ||
| + | the World was in reality the | ||
| + | steady prosecution of the Measures | ||
| + | he thought to be most conducive | ||
| + | to his own interest, except where | ||
| + | temper & passion got the better. | ||
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126.
From all these things the King saw very plainly that it was neither in his power to extinguish partys or to satisfy them, He therefore took the resolution of tampering with all sides so as to make each subservient to his own purposes; this produc'd frequent changes of Government, which however it might appear to the World was in reality the steady prosecution of the Measures he thought to be most conducive to his own interest, except where temper & passion got the better.
