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<title>Prince William Didn&#x26;#x27;t Hold Back When Asked Whether He Thought America Would Make It to 250</title>
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<description>Prince William didn&#x26;#x27;t hesitate when he was asked a question about America&#x26;#x27;s milestone 250th birthday during a surprise appearance on Jason Kelce and Travis Kelce&#x26;#x27;s podcast. &#x26;#x22;America is turning 250 years this year,&#x26;#x22; Jason said. &#x26;#x22;Be honest. Are you surprised we made it?&#x26;#x22; William didn&#x26;#x27;t miss a beat. &#x26;#x22;There were times,&#x26;#x22; he joked with a laugh. &#x26;#x22;There were times. Yeah.&#x26;#x22; &#x26;#x22;But I&#x26;#x27;d like to think the U.K. and the U.S. would be together for those 250 years...It&#x26;#x27;s a good brotherhood.&#x26;#x22; </description>
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<title>Loyalist Preachers During the American Revolution (1765-1783)</title>
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<description>In the time leading up to and during the American Revolution (1765-1783), Loyalist preachers defended their stance on remaining loyal to Great Britain utilizing Bible themes and specific verses. Oftentimes, as with the Patriots, these Loyalist preachers took these themes and verses out of context or misquoted them. Despite violent opposition, these men and women stood firm in their conviction and remained loyal to Great Britain and to God. They believed they were to honor and submit to the governing authority. They believed this so abundantly that they would have remained loyal even to a tyrannical government. They reminded others...</description>
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