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It is now generally assumed by scientists that he was not "mad" as in 'mentally imbalanced', but that he suffered from porphyria, a genetic defect causing faulty synthesis of protein and dysfunction of the central nervous system. The reason that George's bouts of porphyria lasted as long as they did was probably the fact that the medicin he was given contained arsenic, which worsened his illness instead of curing it.
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Why did King George the third refuse to consider the colonist declaration?
Because King George the 3rd was still mad about the colonists protesting.
Who was the king of England during 1776?
The King Of England (by then the King Of Great Britain) was George III.
Who was the king of Grat Britain during the American Revolution?
King George the 3rd, not English nor british, he was German-house of hanover, and he was mad - clinically diagnosed as mad.
Which King George of England was considered mad?
King George III of Great Britan was the mad one.
Why is Charlotte North Carolina the queen city?
Charlotte is named after Queen Charlotte of Mecklynburg wife of king George the 3rd also known as the Mad king
Why did king george the third not give the colinist freedom?
king george the 3rd didn't give the colinist freedom because he needed work to be done and he didn't want to do any of that work.
Was King George mad at the colonists?
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Which ruler is referred to as the 'Mad Monarch'?
King George 3rd (1700's) was the 'mad monarch' because he was diagnosed with an illness, which took away his sanity (he became insane) and later his life!
Who was named after King George 2nd?
King George the 3rd
Did King George 3 go mad?
yes
How did king George's feeling towards the colonies change after the Boston tea party?
king george was really mad
How did King George's feelings toward the Colonies change after Boston tea party?
king george was really mad
