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PROCLAMATION

“That for the purpose of establishing continuity from the late Government of the last legal monarch of the United States, H.R.M., King George III of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and the Colonies of America, the Royal Court of the Regent of the United States of America shall formally observe the anniversary of the birthday of King George, June 4th, 1738 (New Style).

“This observance shall be a form of respect to the continuity of the law, from its origin in the Mother Country, and the observance of the law in the United States in the restoration of the Crown. It shall be solemn and serious, but shall not signify any form of attachment to the British royal family on the part of the American people. The observance of the birthdate anniversary of the last legal American king shall instead represent the genuine independence of the American people, as an act of dignified observance by the restored American royal family, of the legal significance of the reign of the last legitimate American king prior to the Restoration of 1993, by the Cry of Stillwater Bay.”

ISSUED BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE REGENT OF THE UNITED STATES
12 February, 1998

(SIGNATURE)

MARC ERIC ELY-CHAITLIN OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID
Regent of the United States