And it will be _much_ worse if they ever return to power...
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For seven years and two months, New York City belonged to the British Army. Redcoats had taken it in September 1776, and a fire days later gutted a fifth of the town, leaving Trinity Church a burned shell and creating a slum of sailcloth-roofed ruins called Canvas Town. The city became the empire’s American headquarters and a magnet for Loyalist refugees — and for thousands of enslaved people who fled to British lines seeking the freedom promised by proclamation. Churches were turned into prisons, stables, and hospitals; American captives died by the thousands in the Sugar House jails and the prison hulks in Wallabout Bay...
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