Franklin, Benjamin, scouts idea of American independence, 13; and his son, 16; against granting amnesty to Loyalists, 46. Galloway, Joseph, disapproves of British policy, 11; a social comparison, 16. Georgia, strength of Loyalists in, 18. Germain, Lord George, incapacity of, 34. Gourlay, Robert, on the survey of townships in Upper Canada, 98. Grass, Captain Michael, 100; rouses Haldimand’s anger, 101. Great Britain, in the Peace of Versailles, 46-7; her betrayal of the Loyalists, 48-9; makes amends, 52; her generosity to Loyalists, 112-18. Gugy, Conrad, and Loyalist refugees, 92; accusation against, 93. Haldimand, Sir Frederick, denounces indiscriminate vengeance, 42; settles Loyalist refugees, 91-2, 97-9, 101, 102; debars settling in Eastern Townships, 96; on compensation to Loyalists, 116-17. Haliburton, T. C, on the Shelburne settlement, 69-70. Hauser, Frederick, 56; on New Brunswick, 72. Holland, Major Samuel, surveys townships in Upper Canada, 98. Howe, General, and migration of the Loyalists, 54-5. Hutchinson, Thomas, disapproves of British policy, 11; a comparison, 16; persecution of, 21. Indians in the American Revolution, barbarity of, 40; their use deprecated, 41-2. Jessup’s Corps, at Saratoga, 38; settlement of, 100. Johnson, Sir William, 16; his career, 35-6. Johnson, Sir John, escapes to Canada, 25; incursions into United States, 34, 40-1; raises ‘Royal Greens,’ 37; charges of barbarity, 41; supervises settlement of Loyalists, 99; and Loyalist claims, 113; superintendent of Indian Affairs, 116; compensation paid to, 118; his house, 128. Johnson, Lady, carried off a prisoner, 25. Johnson, Colonel Guy, raises Loyalist regiment, 37. King’s American Dragoons, hard lot of, in New Brunswick, 75-6, 77. Loughborough, Lord, on Britain’s desertion of the Loyalists, 48. Lower Canada, the Loyalists the indirect cause of an assembly being granted to, 6.