The document not only proclaimed the sovereignty of the United States, but it also cast King George III of Great Britain as the chief villain in America’s origin story. As a constitutional ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle ... to the 18th-century Regency period and the so-called madness of King George III, who had acute porphyria, which brought on hallucinations, nausea ...

King George III has been portrayed as the ailing yet dashing monarch on Netflix’s Bridgerton spinoff “Queen Charlotte,” a comic fop in the Broadway hit “Hamilton” and dramatized in Alan ...

The carriage was first commissioned in 1760 and was first used by King George III to travel to the state ... Standard Time (6 a.m. EDT), according to USA Today. The coronation, known as Operation ...

This is hinted at in Queen Charlotte and used as a major plot point as King George III is determined not to let Charlotte know that he’s ill. Sign up for our newsletter! Get updates on the ...

In the 1760s, Charlotte (India Ria Amarteifio), a 17-year-old princess from an obscure principality in Germany, travels to England and is married hours later to King George III (Corey Mylchreest ...

September 22, 1761: The join coronation of King George III and Queen Charlotte takes place at Westminster Abbey. August 12, 1762: Their first child, George, Prince of Wales (later King George IV ...

While Queen Charlotte and King George III’s marriage seemingly got off to a great start after their adorable meet-cute, things took a turn for the couple right after their nuptials. George ...

That evening, emboldened by the revolutionary words of the document, a zealous crowd of patriots barreled down to Bowling Green and defiantly toppled a gilded equestrian statue of King George III ...

Up until “Queen Charlotte: A Bridgerton Story,” King George III appeared in random spurts in the world based on Julia Quinn’s romantic stories. Right away, it’s clear he is a character ...