There he met Loveless, John Amery, and Joyce (Haw-Haw), 'but they considered themselves Germans', while 'we were loyal Englishmen anxious to convert our fellow-countrymen into allies of Germany'.

Laud was a sincere Anglican and loyal Englishman, who must have been frustrated at the charges of Popery levelled against him by the Puritan element in the Church.

On one side, good Englishmen totally loyal to the King.

Dr. Franklin is a loyal Englishman.

He knows, without your telling, whether he wears the sign of a loyal Englishman or not.

"And a great comfort it is," a Dublin merchant had once remarked to him, "to know that the countryside around is safely in the hands of loyal Englishmen."

If I set him some test, some fatal thing that only a loyal Englishman in 1940 would know, I fear I am the one who would be caught out.

There are loyal Englishmen in every part of this land who hate the invaders, who will fight to hurl them from these green shores.

When the Protestant Dutch leader, William the Silent, was assassinated in 1584, the fears for the Queen's safety were such that her council drew up an oath for loyal Englishmen to pledge to protect her.

"You are a great lord and a wealthy, beloved by me also as the affianced of my daughter, but I am a loyal Englishman who have no truck with traitors to my King."