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What does the Declaration of Independence say about England?

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What does the Declaration of Independence say about England?

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Then follows an indictment of George III for willfully infringing those rights in order to establish an “absolute Tyranny” over the colonies. The document states that colonial patience had achieved nothing and therefore the colonists found themselves forced to declare their independence. The stirring closing paragraph is the formal pronouncement of independence and is borrowed from the resolution of July 2.

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