In this issue:

• Well-to-Do Loyalist Widows Who Sought Compensation. Part 3, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Henry Dundas: Evidence Suggests He Was Against Slavery
• JAR: The Silence of Slavery in Revolutionary War Art
• JAR: The Troubled Relationship Between Clinton and Cornwallis and their “War” after the War
• Washington’s Quill: Identifying George Greive
• Abigail Adams and Family are Vaccinated for Smallpox
• Silence Dogood Rides Again: Blogging the frontiers of early American history
• What was advertised in a colonial American newspaper 250 years ago today?
• Query: Loyalist Samuel Griffis (also Griffiths/Griffins) of Nova Scotia
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In this issue:

• Happy Independence Day
• UELAC and Scholarship
• Well-to-Do Loyalist Widows Who Sought Compensation. Part 1, by Stephen Davidson UE
• We can repeat Boston’s 1776 freedom summer
• Historic US document found in Scottish ancestral home sells for £3.2m
• JAR: Charlotina: Proposal for a 14th Colony
• Maps: 1775-76, Battle and Siege of Quebec City, Plan & Map
• JAR: “Gazette Françoise,” The French Gazette in Newport, Rhode Island
• Ben Franklin’s World: The Horse’s Tail: Revolution & Memory in Early New York City
• Getting Dressed in the 18th Century
• John Adams and […]
  

In this issue:

• The Loyalist Gazette Spring 2021 Issue has been Mailed
• Butler’s Rangers and The Road Trip of 1787, Part 4, by Stephen Davidson UE
• The History of Toronto’s Lost Palace
• JAR Showdown Over a Schooner: The Battle of East Guilford, the Final Engagement in Connecticut
• Washinton’s Quill: To Be Allied with Wisdom Is Immortality
• JAR: Shifting American Indian Policy during the Articles of Confederation Era
• Powder Horns at the DAR Museum
• All Things Georgian: Women in 18th Century Politics — 1784 Election
• Borealia: Pandemic Methodologies Twitter Conference, June 24-25, 2021

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In this issue:

• The Loyalist Gazette
• Residential Schools by the Loyalists; Long Before McDonald and Ryerson
• Butler’s Rangers and The Road Trip of 1787, Part Two of Four
• N.B. Black History Society opens new heritage centre in Saint John
• John Baker: Loyal and revered: Ex-slave, a fight for the Crown and a ‘wonderful surprise’ in Sackets Harbor
• St. Catharines’ Centennial Gardens renaming considered for Black Loyalist and soldier Richard Pierpoint
• JAR: The Capture of North Carolina Governor Thomas Burke
• The Death of Thomas Hutchinson, Former Gov. Massachusetts
• JAR: George Washington’s Culper Spy Ring: Separating Fact from Fiction
• Newport Historical Society: Staying […]
  

In this issue:

• Last call for UELAC Conference 2021 Hosted by Bridge Annex , May 27-31
• The Most Notorious Malefactor Imaginable – Part 2 by Stephen Davidson UE
• Hatfield Grant and Lieut. Col. Isaac Hatfield by Brian McConnell UE
• UELAC Scholarship Recipient – Dr. Tim Compeau – Earns Teaching Award
• JAR: In the Footsteps Hessian Jäger Capt. Johann Ewald – at Yorktown
• Battle of Alamance 16 May 1771
• JAR: A Reconsideration of Continental Army Numerical Strength at Valley Forge
• Checking out a Wampanoag Wampum Exhibit
• Victoria Day, May 24th. History and Trivia
• Washington’s Quill: “Vous Stinkin Cur”
• Powder and Patches: Porcelain […]