The American Crisis · Character
George the Third
King of Britain, blamed for tyranny against the colonies.
minor
Also known as George the Third
First appearance: the crisis i
George the Third shows up with force in The Crisis II: To Lord Howe. The page is where that presence becomes real.
King of Britain, criticized as a tyrant and contrasted with the 'Defender of the Faith' title.
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In The Crisis II: To Lord Howe: King of Britain, criticized as a tyrant and contrasted with the 'Defender of the Faith' title. Later, in The Crisis III: Mentioned as the monarch whose alliance would bring France and…
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- Other
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- Key Figures and Factions
- British and Loyalist Opponents
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- Breaking point
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- Closing
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George the Third appears across 6 companion beats. Open any chapter in the free preview to see the notes beside the text.
- The Crisis II: To Lord Howe
- The Crisis III
- The Crisis V: To Gen. Sir William Howe
- The Crisis VII: To the People of England
- The Crisis VIII: Address to the People of England
- The Crisis X: On the King of England’s Speech
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