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Emotions interrupted: the unsettling of Loyalist expression during the American Revolution
This dissertation adopts an emotions history lens to retrieve the emotional lives of Loyalists, analysing the different media forms they used for self-expression, in order to reveal the full complexity of their experiences during and after the American Revolution. It argues that the upheaval wrought
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