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...tes]] led by Prince [[Charles Edward Stuart]]. He became Royal Chaplain to George III (1761).

...he preface to his ''A Vision of Judgment'', and satirised the actions of [[George III]] who had recently died.

...The work earned him a doctorate of laws from Oxford; an audience with King George III; and a Crown pension of 200 pounds a year. [[Edmund Burke]] and [[Samuel Jo

* Brooke, John. ''George III'' (1972), the King supervised the war closely

* Brooke, John. ''George III'' (1972) pp 267-349 * Watson, J. Steven. ''The Reign of George III, 1760-1815.'' 1960. standard history of British politics. [http://www.quest

...gdom of Great Britain and Ireland comes into existence; Pitt resigns after George III refuses to fulfil his promise

The charges against King [[George III]], who is singled out because the patriots denied all claims of parliamenta ...ven out of the 13 colonies, which now became the 13 states. However King [[George III]] refused to give up and of "his" possessions, so the war dragged on until

...ig]], a city in northern [[Germany]] that was the ancestral home of [[King George III]].

...her parentage. She was then fifth in line to the British throne, held by [[George III]], behind three uncles – the [[George IV|Prince Regent]], the Duke of When Victoria was born on Monday, 24 May 1819, [[George III]] was still the monarch although his illness had completely incapacitated h

...neral Assembly]] in December of 1762 as '''Kingston''', in honor of [[King George III]] who had just recently ascended to the throne. The bill to incorporate it

..., farms and housing. It was the property of the monarchy until 1760, when George III reached an agreement with the Government under which it would be managed on

Many British leaders agreed with the Americans, but King [[George III]] (reigned 1760-1820) and his government took a hard-line position. The Bri

[[King George III]] personally demanded the rebellion be suppressed. He sent two-thirds of hi ...Yorktown, where they forced the British to surrender in October 1781. King George III wanted to fight on even after losing two of his three combat armies but he

...llow of the [[Royal Society]] in England in 1779, being knighted by [[King George III]] in 1781, and being ennobled to Count of the [[Holy Roman Empire]] by the ...ve Thompson an entry into English society. Germain's influence with King [[George III]] procured Thompson an appointment as Secretary of the Province of Georgia,

* Watson J. Steven. ''The Reign of George III: 1760-1815'' (1960) The Oxford History of England [http://www.questia.com/l

...tition]],'' a last ditch appeal to King [[George III of the United Kingdom|George III]] to resolve the dispute. But through it all, agreeing with [[New Castle Co

...and a lover of books, science, and music. He was a loyal subject of King [[George III]]. From 1768 to 1775, Jefferson was a member of the Virginia House of Burge The charges against King [[George III]], who is singled out because the patriots denied all claims of parliamenta

The reign of [[George III of the United Kingdom|George III]], which began in 1760 upon the death of George II, is particularly notable

1760    [[George III]] (1760-1820).

...was incorporated by an act of Parliament which received Royal assent form George III on the June 20, 1806. This bill allowed for funding to be raised by the sal