 George Augustus came to believe that Walpole had tricked him into the reconciliation as part of a scheme to gain power.The prince was isolated politically when Walpole's Whigs joined the government, and Leicester House played host to literary figures and wits, such as John Arbuthnot and Jonathan Swift, rather than politicians.Arbuthnot told Swift that Caroline had enjoyed his "Gulliver's Travels", particularly the tale of the crown prince who wore one high-heel and one low-heel in a country where the King and his party wore low heels, and the opposition wore high ones