The King's Pamphlet

The King's Pamphlet, published in 1783 during the American Revolutionary War, was a document released by King George III of Britain. It aimed to justify his government's actions in America and to rally support for the British cause. The pamphlet argued that the war was a struggle against rebellion and portrayed the Americans as ungrateful and disorderly. It sought to explain the king's perspective, emphasizing loyalty to the British crown, and argued against the idea of American independence. The pamphlet played a role in shaping public opinion during a pivotal moment in history.