In this passage from the Declaration of Independence, who is the "He" referring to?

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For much of the document, the Declaration of Independence cites, 'He has:. ' This "He" is King George III, because of the crown's apparent intention to establish despotism. He was a convenient target, though Parliament shared much of the blame. The phrase illustrates the principle of the Social Contract theory .
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