CHAPTER 12.
TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION [Sidenote: George III.] [Sidenote: George Grenville.] [Sidenote: The British Parliament.] 107.

George III and George Grenville .-- George III became king in 1760.

He was a narrow, stupid, well-meaning, ignorant young man of twenty-one.

He soon found in George Grenville a narrow, dull, well-meaning lawyer, a man who would do what he was told.

So George Grenville became the head of the government.