The Loyalists of Massachusetts and the Other Side of the American Revolution

by James Henry Stark

2019 · Good Press

In "The Loyalists of Massachusetts and the Other Side of the American Revolution," James Henry Stark delves into the often-overlooked narrative of loyalist sentiments during a tumultuous period in American history. Through meticulous research and a compelling literary style, Stark provides an in-depth examination of the complex motivations that led individuals to remain loyal to the British Crown. This work not only uncovers the societal fractures within Massachusetts but also situates these loyalist perspectives within the broader context of the Revolutionary War, challenging the traditional binary of patriot versus loyalist with rich, nuanced portrayals of personal and political allegiances. James Henry Stark, an astute historian with a penchant for uncovering marginalized voices, brings a well-rounded understanding of Revolutionary America to this study. His background in American history and keen interest in the loyalist experience have uniquely positioned him to illuminate this often-neglected aspect of the Revolution, thereby enriching the reader's comprehension of American identity and its foundational conflicts. For scholars and enthusiasts alike, Stark'Äôs work is an essential read that offers a fresh perspective on the American Revolution'Äôs complexity. By engaging with "The Loyalists of Massachusetts," readers are invited to rethink the simplistic narratives of the time and to appreciate the multifaceted experiences that shaped the nation's history.

Magna Charta Barons and Their Descendants

by Charles Henry Browning

2012 · Genealogical Publishing Com

A successor to the 1898 work "The Magna Charta Barons and Their American Descendants," the pedigrees herein are of the members of the Order of Runnemede in 1915--in effect, a second "yearbook" of the Order. Since pedigrees were dropped and added as the membership of the Order changed, this work stands by itself and does not supersede the 1898 volume. Nearly 200 pages are devoted to pedigrees of the members, which are grouped under the following names: Abbott, Allyn, Aston, Bernard, Bevan, Booth, Brooke, Bruen, Bulkeley, Byrd, Cadwalader, Calvert, Carter, Chauncey, Chichester, Claiborne, Claypool, Clayton, Daubeney, Digges, Drake, Dundas, Evans, Fauntleroy, Fenwick, Fleete, Foulke, Gordon, Gorsuch, Haynes, Henry, Humfrey, Irvine, Lambert, Lawrence, Leete, Lindsay, Lloyd, Lyman, Lynde, MacGehee, McIntosh, Montgomery, Norton, O'Carroll, Owen, Reade, Rose, Saltonstall, Scott, Sherman, Skipwith, Spotswood, Stewart, Sullivan, Throckmorton, Warren, Washington, West, Wetherill, Whiting, Wilkinson, Williams, Willis, Willoughby, Winthrop, Witherspoon, Woodhull, and Wyatt.