He was a zealouswhig and contributed much to kindle the patriotic fire which blazed forth among these people in the revolutionary struggle.
2
Parson Allen, who, you may have heard, was such a zealouswhig, was with the Berkshire men, and he wanted to fight right off.
3
Vernon was a zealousWhig, and not personally unacceptable to the chiefs of his party.
4
He was, as might have been expected from his near connection with the martyr of the Protestant faith, a zealousWhig.
5
The epilogue, which was written by Garth, a zealousWhig, was severely and not unreasonably censured as ignoble and out of place.
6
There had been great complaint that the manufacturers, especially in Lowell, who were in general zealousWhig partisans, used an undue influence over their workmen.