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This week episode 228 the Penobscot Expedition.

This week we returned to the coast of Maine, which was at the time part of Massachusetts.

Although the main area of Massachusetts was firmly under Patriot control, the British were still trying to secure Maine for the loyalists.

In the early part of the war, many loyalists had fled or been expelled from New England.

Some of these refugees hoped to form a loyalist colony in Maine that would provide them with a new place to live.

Forming this loyalist colony to the that would also also hem in the Patriots who still hope to capture parts of Canada.

Maine was very lightly populated at the time, perhaps around 30,000 inhabitants, not

counting Indians. The new colony would also serve as a base of operation for

British forces closer to New England than Halifax.

Two loyalists from Massachusetts spearheaded the campaign to create the colony of New Ireland.

John Caliph and John Nutting had both lived near Boston before the war.

Kaleff was a doctor by profession and was a prominent member of colonial society before the war.

He served on the Massachusetts General Court, the colonial legislature,

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