… , though the word ‘loyalty’ was universally employed in the … ‘Loyalist’ was used by the loyal
themselves to distinguish … in the 1790s when a new language of loyalism developed to refer to …

… the political and social dynamics behind New Loyalism. It suggests reasons why it took the
form … This article analyses the political dynamics behind New Loyalism and suggests reasons …

… , though the word ‘loyalty’ was universally employed in the … ‘Loyalist’ was used by the loyal
themselves to distinguish … in the 1790s when a new language of loyalism developed to refer to …

… the question of self-appellation, we may identify a number of features of Loyalism which are
of considerable interest in the light of the … The result was a movement led largely by a new …

… the New River region in the revolutionary era, then outline the emergence of loyalism in the
… assess its causes, and finally, explore the role of localism in shaping the Tory movement. In …

… struggle, there always remained a significant and enduring former Loyalist presence in
the new nation, especially in those areas where they had been strongest during …

… the Loyalist tradition over the decades. This study traces the evolution of the Loyalist tradition
from the time of the … and its Loyalist origins attests to the emergence of a new historical …

… of New Brunswick, in 1825 and the outbreak of the First World War in 1914. This paper
examines the image of the Loyalists as it developed in New Brunswick during the period from …

… evacuation, seven years later, of New York, which since its capture by the British in late … for
Loyalists seeking the protection of the British army. In 1783 about 28,000 Loyalists left the city …

… the increasing interest displayed by scholars in the loyalist writings of the 1790s and 1800s,
much remains unknown about the … by loyalist writers, the interplay of old and new modes of …