text_original: The majority in England at the time when George was tossing about the North Sea, or waiting impatiently at Helvoetsluis, had come to the conclusion VOL. II. — 4 74 A HISTORY OF THE FOUR GEORGES. ch.xxt. that on the whole the monarchy worked better under the Hanoverians than it had done under the Stuarts, and was more satisfactoiy than the protectorate of Cromwell. Therefore, we do not believe there was the slightest prob  ability that the loss of George the Second would have brought any political trouble on the State.
text_transcription: THE MAJORITY IN ENGLAND AT THE TIME WHEN GEORGE WAS TOSSING ABOUT THE NORTH SEA OR WAITING IMPATIENTLY AT ELLA FUCHLOUCHE HAD COME TO THE CONCLUSION THAT ON THE WHOLE THE MONARCHY WORKED BETTER UNDER THE HANOVERIANS THAN IT HAD DONE UNDER THE STUARTS AND WAS MORE SATISFACTORY THAN THE PROTECTORATE OF CROMWELL THEREFORE WE DO NOT BELIEVE THERE WAS THE SLIGHTEST PROBABILITY THAT THE LOSS OF GEORGE THE SECOND WOULD HAVE BROUGHT ANY POLITICAL TROUBLE ON THE STATE
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