King George III imposed the Sugar Act ... a couple others mortally wounded," explained Dr. Robert Allison of Suffolk University, an expert on the Revolutionary War. Five people were killed, six were ...

The Revolutionary War lasted nearly eight years, largely because King George refused to surrender ... as his incapacitated father. In 1820, George III died at the age of 82, blind, deaf, and ...

The irony of the moment does not escape Revolutionary War reenactor Justin Murray, a 33-year-old eighth grade civics teacher at Clinton Middle School. It was the imposition of tariffs and restriction ...

Ten years after the surrender of George III’s army to ... And the king’s word was surely a bond. In return for their loyal service in the late American war, they were to be granted two gifts ...

Lord North was ill-suited to being a wartime prime minister but it took parliament seven years to replace him by which time ...

Two days after Battles of Lexington and Concord, SC Patriots staged daring raids in Charleston to land important blow against British early in the Revolution.

(AP) — Thousands of people came to Lexington, Massachusetts, just before dawn on Saturday to witness a reenactment of how the American Revolutionary ... with King George III and go back to ...

By the spring of 1775, tensions with Britain had been escalating for years, but war was not yet a certainty ... Outraged by the growing resistance there, King George III demanded action.

King George III imposed the Sugar Act ... Dr. Robert Allison of Suffolk University, an expert on the Revolutionary War. Five people were killed, six were wounded. The greatest impact, however ...