
King George the Third and the American Revolution is a special Crown & Controversy series crossover with the Palace Intrigue podcast, marking the two hundred fiftieth anniversary of the United States. Told from the British royal perspective, these episodes explore how the Revolution was experienced inside the monarchy—from Buckingham’s predecessors and Parliament to the court of King George the Th... more
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The monarchy that King Charles the Third serves today is very different from the monarchy that lost America in 1776. This episode traces how the lessons of the American Revolution shaped the Crown’s relationship with Canada, Australia, New Zealand an... more
Not every American joined the Revolution. Hundreds of thousands remained loyal to King George the Third. From William Franklin, the son of Benjamin Franklin, to royal governors, merchants and ordinary citizens, this episode examines the Americans who... more
The Declaration of Independence was approved in Philadelphia on July 4, 1776. Weeks later, the news finally crossed the Atlantic. How did King George the Third react? What did London’s newspapers report? And when did the Palace realize the colonies w... more
The Declaration of Independence portrayed King George the Third as a tyrant. But was he? This episode looks at the real king behind the revolutionary rhetoric, the constitutional limits on royal power, and how George the Third became one of the most ... more
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This show curates royal narratives and modern palace dramas through narrative histories, news-style updates, and dramatized storytelling. Episodes span everything from Elizabeth II's death and the coronation to the Camilla-Diana saga, plus contemporary Nordic royal-family controversies and high-profile legal cases connected to monarchies. Narration can be cinematic, with a mix of archival detail and analysis drawn from public sources; AI narration is noted as part of its production. The series stands out for its sweeping, timeline-driven retellings, willingness to tackle delicate reputational crises, and a steady rhythm of weekly or episodic updates that blend history with contemporary spectacle, making it potentially compelling for listene... more
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