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43.
8 A View of the Controversy, etc., p. 23.
9 Chandler, What think ye of Congress now? pp. 44-48.
(162) the request of the King, and the latter was in honor bound to consider their claims. In fact, at the opening of Parliament, the King in the speech from the throne made reference to the " American sufferers," who, from motives of loyalty to him, had relinquished their properties or professions, and trusted that " generous attention would be shown to them." An act was passed creat- ing a Boar...d of Commissioners to examine and pass upon the claims of all .such persons ; thej^ were also directed that in case any of these persons claimed greater amounts than thej^ had lost, they were to .receive no compen- sation whatever.
To get at the loyalty and conduct of these Loyalists, the Commission classified them under six heads. First : Those who had rendered services to Great Britain. Second : Those who had borne arms for Great Britain. Third : Uniform Loyalists. Fourth : Loyal British subjects resident in Great Britain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
43.
8 A View of the Controversy, etc., p. 23.
9 Chandler, What think ye of Congress now? pp. 44-48.
(162) the request of the King, and the latter was in honor bound to consider their claims. In fact, at the opening of Parliament, the King in the speech from the throne made reference to the " American sufferers," who, from motives of loyalty to him, had relinquished their properties or professions, and trusted that " generous attention would be shown to them." An act was passed creat- ing a Boar...d of Commissioners to examine and pass upon the claims of all .such persons ; thej^ were also directed that in case any of these persons claimed greater amounts than thej^ had lost, they were to .receive no compen- sation whatever.
To get at the loyalty and conduct of these Loyalists, the Commission classified them under six heads. First : Those who had rendered services to Great Britain. Second : Those who had borne arms for Great Britain. Third : Uniform Loyalists. Fourth : Loyal British subjects resident in Great Britain.
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