Casual text and droll illustrations alternately present King George III of England and George Washington -- their differing political perspectives and the times in which they lived. The animated, ...

While the reigns of George I and II had been marked by a royal detachment from the administration of American colonies, King George III asserted ... the rebellion. The Revolutionary War lasted ...

These were American citizens who openly supported King George III of England. Disloyal subjects ... in what local historians call the first real battle of the American Revolution. Castle guards ...

George III is the best-known of Britain’s Hanoverian kings, but there was much more to him than his ‘madness’ and loss of the ...

or people pledging their allegiance to King George III. But don’t be alarmed, it’s all part of the Museum of the American Revolution’s Occupied Philadelphia event. On Saturday, Nov. 9 ...

The first indication that something was wrong with King George III came in the spring of 1765 ... and Dr Richard Hunter proposed a new theory about George’s madness. The American mother and son duo ...

who led America through the Revolution and became its first president, might well have remained a Virginia farmer if the policies of King George III of England had not intervened. Born on February ...

In a tribute to the foundational moments leading up to the American Revolution ... the stamp highlights the congress’s appeal to King George III with the words: “We ask but for Peace, Liberty ...

Porphyria and King George III The British monarch at the time of the American Revolution is generally believed to have been insane. In the light of modern knowledge it seems that he suffered from ...

The loss of the American colonies was a great blow to the King and the Napoleonic Wars, with threat of invasion, dominated the end of his reign. His son George acted as Prince Regent during the years ...

As Revolution ... The Marriage of George III One of the longest and happiest, though least fortunate, of British royal marriages was solemnized in 1761. It had been preceded by a lengthy search which, ...