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Feudal Revival or Republican Government: An Interpretation of the Loyalist Ideology of William Smith of New York
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Feudal Revival or Republican Government: An Interpretation of the Loyalist Ideology of William Smith of New York
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Abstract |
An examination of why New York City-born William Smith (1728-1793) became a Loyalist based on those ideas and patterns that set Smith (and others) apart from the American revolutionaries. Smith moved to Lower Canada in 1786 and was appointed that year as Chief Justice of the colony.
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Australian Journal of Politics and History
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Vol. 30
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no. 2
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236-247
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August 1984
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Language |
en
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Citation |
Launitz-Schurer, Leopold S. “Feudal Revival or Republican Government: An Interpretation of the Loyalist Ideology of William Smith of New York.” Australian Journal of Politics and History Vol. 30, no. 2 (August 1984): 236–247.
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