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Loyalist in Wiktionary, the free online search engine. Loyalists can relate to this: Loyalist, a man who assists the United Kingdom or the United Kingdom. A loyalist (American Civil War), an individuum who lives in the Confederate States of America and stayed faithful to the United States of America during the American Civil War.

Aka Union Loyalist, Southern Loyalist, Lincoln Loyalist and Southern Unionist. A loyalist (American Revolution), a loyalist colonialist from Britain and the United States who stayed true to the throne of Britain during the Revolution. A loyalist (English civil war), a synonym for royalist or cavalier. The Loyalist (Northern Ireland Conflict), a man who backs the cause of Northern Ireland staying part of the United Kingdom.

Loyalists in the Civil War, a follower of the Republics, also known as Republicans. The Loyalist Association of Workers, a unionistic militant organization in Northern Ireland that wanted to mobilise members of the unions in loyals. The Loyalist convention, a pre-election treaty convened in mid-1866 to close the gulf between the Radical Republicans and US President Andrew Johnson's reconstruction policy.

Aka the National Union Convention, the Southern Loyalist Convention, the National Loyalists' Loyal Union Convention or the Arm-In-Arm Convention. Loyalistic vendetta, one of the occasional ventures that have broken out between the various loyalist paramilitaries in Northern Ireland since the end of the war. The Loyalist Volunteer Force, a Northern Ireland based para-military group.

Beijing loyalist, a man who assists the Beijing administration or the Chinese Communist Party (CPC). A loyalist in the civil war in Libya, a follower of Muammar Gaddafi. The Loyalist Collegium, an English-speaking fellowship collegiate in Belleville, Ontario, Canada. The Loyalist Parkway, the section of Hwy 33, southeast of Ontario, Canada, between Amherstview and Trenton.

Loyalist, Ontario, a Township in Central-East-Ontario, Canada. Loyalist, a formerly slaved Black or Free Negro who fled the Brits during the Revolutionary War. Royalist, a character who assists a certain monarchical or dynastical aspiration. The United Empire Loyalist, a group of loyalists who settled in Britain-North America and other colonies.