- the
British Crown,
notably with the
loyalists opponents of the
American Revolution, and
United Empire Loyalists who
moved to
other colonies in British...
- On-Line
Institute for
Advanced Loyalist Studies "Remembering
Black Loyalists,
Black Communities in Nova Scotia" "Salem
Loyalists-unpublished letters" THE NEW-ENGLAND...
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During partition,
communal violence raged between loyalists and
Irish nationalists in Belfast, and
loyalists attacked the
Catholic minority in retaliation...
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United Empire Loyalists (or
simply Loyalists) is an
honorific which was
first given by the 1st Lord Dorchester, the
Governor of Quebec, and Governor-General...
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Black Loyalists were
people of
African descent who
sided with the
Loyalists during the
American Revolutionary War. In particular, the term
refers to men...
- The
Loyalists may
refer to: The
Loyalists (Real Salt Lake), one of the
supporters groups of the
American football club Real Salt Lake The
Loyalists: An...
- of
European origin. The
Loyalists were as
socially diverse as
their Patriot opponents but some
groups produced more
Loyalists. Thus they
included many...
- to
support King
George III of
Great Britain came to be
known as
Loyalists.
Loyalists are to be
contrasted with Patriots, who
supported the Revolution...
- Revolution,
these persons became known primarily as
Loyalists. Afterward, some 15% of
Loyalists emigrated north to the
remaining British territories...
- up a
network of
forts inland,
hoping that the
Loyalists would rally to the flag. Not
enough Loyalists turned out, however, and the
British had to fight...
