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On the throne from 1760 until 1820, George III was Britain's third longest reigning monarch.

Among other things, his reign witnessed the industrial revolution,

the abolition of the slave trade, and the loss of the American colonies. The historian Andrew Roberts

has just published a major new biography of the king and has also written about him for the

November issue of BBC History magazine. In today's interview with the magazine's editor,

Rob Atar, Andrew explores George's eventful life and seeks to explode some of the myths that have

grown up around him. Andrew, when I first spoke to you about this book, you mentioned three key

pillars to your reappraisal of Georgia Third, that he didn't have Porphyria,

that he wasn't a tyrant in America, and that he wasn't an unconstitutional monarch in Britain either.

So if we could begin perhaps with the accusation of tyranny in America.

How far do you think he was personally responsible for the loss of the American colonies?

I don't think he was personally responsible to any great degree at all. It was a politico-military

series of decisions. He wasn't the primary mover in the political ones. That was obviously

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