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Great Britain. Sovereign
Published under the name of the reigning monarch, these works come from the British Crown rather than from a single individual writer. They offer a direct glimpse into royal proclamations, charters, and other official records that shaped public life and government.
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British Royal Proclamations Relating to America, 1603-1783
by Great Britain. Sovereign
About the author
"Great Britain. Sovereign" is a catalog name used for official works issued in the name of the monarch of Great Britain. In library records, that means the author is not one person but the Crown acting through the reigning king or queen.
Books listed under this name often include royal proclamations, charters, letters patent, and other state documents. Many are valuable to readers interested in political history, law, empire, and the way royal authority was recorded and communicated.
Because this is a collective government authorship rather than a personal author identity, there is no single life story to tell. The exact historical figure behind a given work depends on the period of publication and the monarch on the throne at that time.