The roles of the conflict between the three powers in Britain During the reign of King George III (1760-1820)

Abstract

During its recent history, Britain witnessed constitutional and political developments as a result of the rotation of the throne between different families, the development of parliamentary life, the transformation of the historic House of Lords into two competing chambers since the thirteenth century (Lords and Commons), and the entry of a new party into the arena of continuous debate between these parties, which is the government that started the organized work. Since the reign of George I, who came from Germany in the year 1714, who did not master the English language, and during the reign of his grandson, George III, serious transformations began from the conflict of these multiple parties related to his determination to seize power and powers again in favor of the throne, a bitter struggle that took dangerous paths of conspiracy and fall And the weakening of each authority of the other authorities, and it ended with two important events, perhaps the biggest negative and darkest points in British history, namely the cunning killing of the king and the defeat of the British army, the war against the colonies in the New World. This research attempts to follow up the images of this conflict and the most prominent political transformations that took place during its era.