Considering those pursuits effeminate, the king abused his son ... to North America, where British colonies sparred with the French and indigenous peoples. In 1763, when the conflict ended ...

Marquess of Rockingham, Whig, 1765 - 1766 George Grenville, Whig, 1763 - 1765 ... gave birth to the British Empire. Their government eventually fell as a result of the new king, George III's ...

October 7: King George III signs the Proclamation of 1763, which forbids colonial expansion into North America's Western territories. April 5: British Parliament passes the Revenue Act of 1764 ...

In a mere two months, soldiers learned how to load and fire a musket quicker and more efficiently, and were introduced to the bayonet, allowing them to engage more successfully when in close combat ...

Legendary frontiersman Daniel Boone was among the first white explorers in Kentucky in the late 1760s. With his knowledge of ...

The King began "regular treatments" and will postpone public duties during it, the Palace added. Charles acceded to the British throne after his mother Queen Elizabeth's death on September 8 ...

Englishman, our Father, the king of France ... Indian nations drew up a war plan against the British at a Grand Council on May 5, 1763. (As portrayed in Canada: A People's History) But, the ...

It will be "His Majesty" whose name appears on UK passports from this week The first British passports issued in King Charles's name are being released this week, the Home Office has said.

The settlement urge was blocked by the intervening French and Indian War (1754-1763 ... direction of the King's ministers. But the Connecticut settlers did not press their effrontery to the mother ...

When the war ended in 1763, Great Britain ... Grievances" addressed to King George III.. But the petition had no effect. In Massachusetts, fighting broke out between British forces and the rebels ...

and presented to King George VI and Queen Elizabeth. It was a monumental visit: Even though Canada had been under British ...

When the British supplanted the French in ... His rebellion wasn't a total loss: King George III's Proclamation Line of 1763, established what was then called Indian Territories west of the ...