The Loyalists in the American Revolution
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to 100 pounds.
" 200 " 303 The last were governors and men in high station. See MSS. Tran script of Loyalist papers, "Old Claims for Temporary Support. " 4 For example, Joseph Galloway was Magistrate of the police while the British were in Philadelphia, with a salary of ^300 per annum. He was also Superintendent of the Port at ^770 per an num. See "Bulletin of New York Public Library, " Vol. IV. , No. I, p. 8.
2<6 THE LOYALISTS.
to England, became... pensioners by the stress of ill- fortune. If possible, the latter were in worse straits than the former, for their letters to America were intercepted, as one expressed it, by the order of the " amphyctionic states of America, " and thus their friends knew no more of their circumstances than as if " they were in the region of the moon. " They found London a " sad lickpenny, " where, as Cur- wen asserted, they " could not breathe the vital air without great expense. " Begging, this good loy alist soliloquized, is a meanness, and starvation is stupid ; and his only comfort .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
34 58 39 30 18 200 50 50 100 over 200 or under.
to 100 pounds.
" 200 " 303 The last were governors and men in high station. See MSS. Tran script of Loyalist papers, "Old Claims for Temporary Support. " 4 For example, Joseph Galloway was Magistrate of the police while the British were in Philadelphia, with a salary of ^300 per annum. He was also Superintendent of the Port at ^770 per an num. See "Bulletin of New York Public Library, " Vol. IV. , No. I, p. 8.
2<6 THE LOYALISTS.
to England, became... pensioners by the stress of ill- fortune. If possible, the latter were in worse straits than the former, for their letters to America were intercepted, as one expressed it, by the order of the " amphyctionic states of America, " and thus their friends knew no more of their circumstances than as if " they were in the region of the moon. " They found London a " sad lickpenny, " where, as Cur- wen asserted, they " could not breathe the vital air without great expense. " Begging, this good loy alist soliloquized, is a meanness, and starvation is stupid ; and his only comfort .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Claude Halstead Van Tyne to read onlineMoreLess
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