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Primary Sources: American Revolution: Loyalists
primary sources on the American Revolution (1775–1783)
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Appendices (p. 309-341): A. A declaration of independence by the loyalists.--B. Analysis of the test laws passed by the legislatures of the 13 colonies during the revolutionary war.--C. A classification of the principal laws directed against the loyalists during the American revolution.
1783 to 1785, being the notes of Mr. Daniel Parker Coke, M.P., one of the commissioners during that period
MICRO LAC 13831
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The Black List
The Loyalists in the American Revolution by 