Did the Founders Lie About King George III? | Andrew Roberts

Subscribe to Socrates in the City    / @socratesinthecity   Interested in attending a Socrates in the City event? Sign up for our newsletter https://socratesinthecity.com/sign-up/ What if history's most influential figures have been misunderstood? In this special Fourth of July episode of The Revolution, Lord Andrew Roberts, Baron of Belgravia—renowned historian, professor, and bestselling biographer—joins Socrates in the City host Eric Metaxas to explore the complex humanity behind some of history's greatest leaders. Known for bringing iconic figures to life beyond the myths and caricatures that often define them, Roberts offers fresh insight into personalities ranging from King George III and Napoleon to Winston Churchill. Together, they examine the pivotal decisions, relationships, and moments that shaped the course of history, asking provocative questions along the way: If King George III had been surrounded by better advisors, could the American Revolution have been avoided? Looking beyond the familiar narrative of the Founding, this conversation uncovers the lesser-known side of Britain's most famous monarch, his role in the Revolutionary War, and the lasting legacy of the choices made by those who stood closest to power. Get Eric's book "REVOLUTION" https://a.co/d/0dWw4YX7 Get Andrew's book "The Last King of America: The Misunderstood Reign of George III" https://amzn.com/1984879286 Follow us on Instagram @socratesinthecity #revolution #faith #america250 #andrewroberts #ericmetaxas #socratesinthecity #kinggeorge #fourthofjulyweekend