It surely is not the case that at the moment they rebelled they were the subjects of a King who suffered long bouts of a serious mental illness! Providence would never have allowed such a thing.

April 05, 2026 - 14:16 UTC

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Well, anyway, we will never know, for none for them wrote extensive pseudonymous pamphlets explaining their concerns about this very topic.
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Listen, as far as Iā€™m concerned the ICC can try leaders in both chambers of Congress for war crimes too. Their duties are plainly stated. Their dereliction of duty is just as obvious.
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Ah, but, see, there's simply no way to know who wrote these pseudonymous pamphlets.
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Elizabeth Willing Powel: Well, Doctor, what have we got, a republic or a monarchy?

Ben Franklin: *shrugs* A monarchy, I guess
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Well done. šŸ‘
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The King of England had no executive power by that point.
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