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The Age of George III

Change Challenged assumptions New King

Historiography Debates among historians Whig Interpretation of History

Sir Lewis Namier Prosopography (Namierization)

Sir Herbert Butterfield Limited questions bring inaccurate results What people talk about at the time has meaning

George III’s Personality Morally consistent Respectable Admired learning

George III’s Library

George III’s Library (1851)

Enlightened Despotism Frederick the Great (Prussia) Catherine the Great (Russia) Joseph II (Austria)

1760s King sought reliable minister Lord Bute Decade of experimentation

1770s Lord North

Case of John Wilkes Beginning of radical impulse North Briton No. 45 General Warrants Essay on Woman

Results General warrants unconstitutional Middlesex voters rights upheld Interest in Parliamentary debates increased Supporters of the Bill of Rights Clear political reform program

Wilkes and Liberty

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