- the
British Crown,
notably with the
loyalists opponents of the
American Revolution, and
United Empire Loyalists who
moved to
other colonies in British...
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working class Ulster Protestants in
Northern Ireland. Like
other unionists,
loyalists support the
continued existence of
Northern Ireland (and
formerly all...
-
Loyalists were
colonists in the
Thirteen Colonies who
remained loyal to the
British Crown during the
American Revolutionary War,
often referred to as...
- conflict. A key
issue was the
status of
Northern Ireland.
Unionists and
loyalists, who for
historical reasons were
mostly Ulster Protestants,
wanted Northern...
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Black Loyalists were African-Americans who
sided with the
Loyalists during the
American Revolutionary War. In particular, the term
refers to men who escaped...
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Colonists who
supported the
British cause in the
American Revolution were
Loyalists,
often called Tories, or, occasionally,
Royalists or King's Men. George...
-
United Empire Loyalist (UEL; or
simply Loyalist) is an
honorific title which was
first given by the 1st Lord Dorchester, the
Governor of
Quebec and Governor...
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Loyalist College (formally
Loyalist College of
Applied Arts and Technology) is an English-language
college in Belleville, Ontario, Canada.
Prior to the...
- is an
Ulster loyalist paramilitary group in
Northern Ireland. It was
formed in
September 1971 as an
umbrella group for
various loyalist groups and undertook...
- The
Loyalists may
refer to:
Loyalists,
those showing allegiance to the
British crown The
Loyalists: An
Historical Novel, an 1812
novel by Jane West Loyalist...