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al statesmen saw a part of those difficulties; British statesmen another pa=
rt. One capacious and powerful mind alone took them all in at one view, and=
 determined to surmount them all. It was no easy thing to subvert the Engli=
sh government by means of a foreign army without galling the national pride=
 of Englishmen. It was no easy thing to obtain from that Batavian faction w=
hich regarded France with partiality, and the House of Orange with aversion=
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