Peter Silver on Opinions on Independence Throughout the 18th Century @historymakingproductions
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Philadelphia: The Great Experiment (The Storm)

Peter Silver reports that being British was a very promising prospect during the Seven Years' war and the years to follow. Being an American Patriot was not the majority, and that group had trouble gaining support even during and after the Revolution.

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