Likens Ulster objectors to the American Tory of 1776
George Creel draws parallels between Ulster protests and early American and Canadian rebellions, tracing Loyalist influence in Ireland, Canada, and Ireland's fight for self government. The piece surveys Durham’s reforms, 1837 to 1841 unrest, and the resistance of colonial elites to self rule.
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