The Other George Helped Birth of a Nation
An Associated Press profile of King George II’s impact on the American Revolution argues his rigid rule, missteps, and eventual decline shaped Britain’s response to the colonies. It notes his 1775 proclamation, 1776 independence, and 1782 abdication-era struggles, ending with his late life decline.
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Kenneth J
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