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The Persistence Of Empire: British Political Culture In The Age Of The American Revolution (Published By The Omohundro Institute,Used John J. T ' And How Recognizing ThemThe American Revolution Was The Longest Colonial War In Modern British History And Britain'S Most Humiliating Defeat As An Imperial Power. In This Lively, Concise Book, Eliga Gould Examines An Important Yet Surprisingly Understudied Aspect Of The Conflict: The British Public'S Predominantly Loyal Response To Its Government'S Actions In North America. Gould Attributes British Support For George Iii'S American Policies To A Combination Of Factors,