The Loyalists were Americans who opposed the Revolution and took up
arms to fight for King George III. The Loyalist equivalent of the
Continental Army was the Loyalist Corps. More than 150 military
units were raised by Loyalists during the Revolutionary War. In the
South alone, British military archives list twenty-six Loyalist
units that fought in southern campaigns. There, a Continental Army
officer wrote, Loyalists and Rebels fought "with little less than
savage fury." In this volume are the stories of these military
units, and the men who fought in them--Americans in the Service of
the King.
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