Alexander Clarence Flick

Loyalism in New York During the American Revolution Alexander Clarence Flick

Originally published in 1901 by New York State's official historian, Loyalism in New York During the Revolution, covers every aspect of the subject. Flick writes of the organization of loyalists, their activities prior to the Declaration of Independence, confiscation and sale of their property, emigration, their treatment in Great Britain and more. Includes appendices on the sales of forfeited estates in the northern and middle districts. A seminal and important work on loyalism in New York State.