But mistaking, as he has done, the disgust of the nation against the coalition, for merit in himself, he has rushed into measures which a man less supported would not have presumed to act.
All this seems to show that change of ministers amounts to nothing.
One goes out, another comes in, and still the same measures, vices, and extravagance are pursued.

It signifies not who is minister.

The defect lies in the system.

The foundation and the superstructure of the government is bad.

Prop it as you please, it continually sinks into court government, and ever will.
I return, as I promised, to the subject of the national debt, that offspring of the Dutch-Anglo revolution, and its handmaid the Hanover succession.
But it is now too late to enquire how it began.