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He was loved by British Revolutionary War loyalists and hated by American patriots. What made King George III so mad? He hoped to restore glory to the British crown. Instead he plunged two countries into a seven-year bloodbath and died plagued by insanity and failure. Explore the life of King George III.
 
He was loved by British Revolutionary War loyalists and hated by American patriots. What made King George III so mad? He hoped to restore glory to the British crown. Instead he plunged two countries into a seven-year bloodbath and died plagued by insanity and failure. Explore the life of King George III.

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King George III: America's Enemy (A Wicked History)
Author: Brooks, Philip
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Time Period: Age of Revolutions
Time Frame: 1738-1820
Geographic Area: Europe
Country: Great Britain
Topics: American Revolution, King George III
Genre: Non Fiction, Biography
Reading Age: Upper Middle Grade, Young Adult
Format: Chapter Book
Published: 2009


World History > Age of Revolutions > American History

He was loved by British Revolutionary War loyalists and hated by American patriots. What made King George III so mad? He hoped to restore glory to the British crown. Instead he plunged two countries into a seven-year bloodbath and died plagued by insanity and failure. Explore the life of King George III.

The wicked ways of some of the most ruthless rulers to walk the earth are revealed in these thrilling biographies (A Wicked History) about men and women so monstrous, they make Frankenstein look like a sweetheart.

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