Colonials [noun]

He never went back again, for he and his army were taken prisoners by the brave Colonials.

A burst of criticism followed from England; press and politicians joined in denouncing the blind and supine colonials.

The country had risen behind the British; all the morning the colonials had been gathering.

The result was disastrous in every respect save that it lent to the colonials a new confidence in their own powers.

I am going down to Meering again to-morrow: London is a mere rabble of colonels and colonials.

In what you call my contempt for colonials I overlooked the possibility of your being armed.

Happily—and the Colonials here are beginning to realise it—these types are not the rule in the service, but the exception.

And yet Braddock died cursing his regulars and extolling the colonials!

The British commander had, by this time, learned to respect the colonials.

I find that men of experience are not understood by colonials.