Immerse yourself in the
Loyalist experience and the history of our Capitol City, Ottawa.
In a statement issued on its website, the
Loyalist Communities Council also said unionists can win back South Belfast on Thursday if there is a "maximum turnout of the unionist electorate".
Ruma Chopra has achieved a worthy addition in American Revolution scholarship and its sub-field of
Loyalist studies.
The operations were launched to prevent the
loyalists the terror group to expand foothold and operations in the country.
Recently, Maya Jasanoff wrote that "at least sixty thousand
loyalists with fifteen thousand slaves in tow" deserted the United States to dwell in lands still flying the Union Jack, adding that, "I will supply full documentation for my estimates in my forthcoming book on the
loyalist diaspora." (6) When the book I appeared, the evidence was placed in an appendix entitled "Measuring the Exodus." (7) This estimate of Tory exiles was cited before the book's publication.
WITH TENS OF THOUSANDS OF
LOYALISTS concentrated in the main occupied cities (New York, Charleston, and Savannah), the British faced the urgent task of planning for the evacuation of the refugees.
Nor does he bother to sort out the political views of the
loyalists. Instead, he depicts them as empty vessels, motivated by a visceral, self-serving anger.
LOYALIST paramilitaries last night vowed: 'We won't be giving up our guns.'
Although public history was dedicated to a particular vision of the
Loyalists that began to take shape in the 1880s.
ULSTER customers in a Spanish
loyalist bar were showered with glass and blood when a man smashed a bottle over a DJ's head.
MY colleague Charlie Bird popped up on the Six-One News last Monday to report a 'historic' meeting between the
Loyalist Ulster Political Research Group and the Taoiseach at Govern-ment Buildings.
After returning from Maghaberry Prison near Lisburn, Co Antrim where he visited jailed
loyalists in a bid to gain support, Adair insisted he was taking no heed of the inner council's action.