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There was no "monarch of England" during the Revolutionary War. The war was fought against Great Britain. The monarch at that time was King George III, the King of Great Britain. He was also the King of Ireland.
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Louis the 16th and Marie Antoinette in the beginning of the Revolution, followed by the fall of the monarchy and the rise of the Jacobins to power, thus allowing Robespierre to rule. The Directory then took over after Robespierre's fall and Napolean finally rose to power!
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