George III
an essay in monarchy
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Author
Publication
2002 - Palgrave Macmillan, Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire, England
Language
English
Word Count
58,250 words, Guess
Page Count
233 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3570300M
- ISBN-100333919629
- OCLC Control Number50079749
- Library of Congress Control Number2002073712
- Goodreads3355343
Classifications
- DDC941.07/3/092
- LCCDA506.A2 D53 2002
Alternate Titles
- George the 3rd
- George the Third
Description
"This book provides a thematic analysis of the key features of George III's reign. It begins with a discussion of his historical reputation and the controversies which he provoked, notably the allegation that he sought to revive the dormant powers of the Crown. It analyses his important (and often overlooked) role as a major figure in European politics. It examines the King's involvement in British politics and shows that his influence remained considerable until the very end of his active reign in 1810. It considers his contribution to imperial policy, particularly with regard to the revolt of the American colonies and the growth of British power in India. It breaks new ground by focusing in depth upon George III's religious opinions and their significance for the exercise of his responsibilities as head of the Church of England. In conclusion it identifies the changes in the character of the British monarchy during his reign and assess his responsibility for those changes."--Jacket.
First Sentence
The historical reputation of George III was formed and developed in his own lifetime, was consolidated immediately after his death and has remained a subject of contention since that time.
Excerpt
The historical reputation of George III was formed and developed in his own lifetime, was consolidated immediately after his death and has remained a subject of contention since that time.
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Genres
- Biography.
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