In this issue:

• More Members of the Loyalist Rogues Gallery – Part Two, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Providence Merchant John Brown Gets Rich Privateering in 1776 and 1777
• The indecisive Battle of Ushant 1778 — and its farcical aftermath, the guillotine and a “Citizen King”
• Book: Women Waging War in the American Revolution
• Britain, Russia, and the Armed Neutrality of 1780
• Collecting for Salvation: American Antiquarianism and the Natural History of the East
• List of Loyalist Certificates Updated with those issued in 2022 until September 30
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: New Contributions
• London […]
  

In this issue:

• Happy Thanksgiving
• Ten Loyalist Silversmiths – Part Two, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Anthony Wayne’s Repulse at Bull’s Ferry, July 21, 1780
• Robert Hallowell, British Tax Collector, Returns to Boston in 1792
• Book: Canada’s Deep Crown – Beyond Elizabeth II, The Crown’s Continuing Canadian Complexion
• This Day in History: Stamp Act Congress Convenes in Protest
• Marie Antoinette: Facts About Her You May Not Know
• “Characters Pre-eminent for Virtue and Ability”: The First Partisan Application of the Electoral College
• Loyalist Quarterly Newsletter, Sept 2022, by Paul J. Bunnell UE
• Upcoming […]
  

In this issue:

• Scholarship Challenge 2022: Multiplying UE Scholar Opportunities
• What Makes a Loyalist a Hero?, by Stephen Davidson UE
• All Things Georgian: The Funeral of King George III
• The Significance of John Cadwalader
• Marinus Willett: The Exploits of an Unheralded War Hero
• Detecting the Villainous in Georgian London
• Washington’s Quill: Presidential Series 1 March‒15 August 1792
• List of Loyalist Certificates Updated with those issued in 2022 until August 31
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: New Contributions
• Upcoming Events
  • St. Alban’s Centre, Adophustown ON. A Musical Harvest, Sun. Sept 25 @1:30

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In this issue:

• Queen Elizabeth II 1926-2022
• Scholarship Challenge 2022: Multiplying UE Scholar Opportunities
• Two Very Different Lives , by Stephen Davidson UE
• The Newsletter of the Kings County Historical and Archival Society, February 2009
• The Rise and Fall of John André’s Captors in Popular Culture
• Observations Concerning the Yorktown Surrender Documents
• Washington’s Quill: Revolutionary War Series, April-June 1776
• Benjamin Franklin Living in Passy, France
• Olympe de Gouges: One of the First Feminists 1748-1791
• How Love Conquered a Convent: Catholicism […]
  

In this issue:

• Scholarship Challenge 2022: Multiplying UE Scholar Opportunities
• UELAC Dominion Office, Library & Archives Update
• The Loyalist Three Rs Revisited: Returnee Robert Fowle, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Walter Butler–The Dastardly Loyalist
• On the Road Again: En Train De Marcher–Frenchmen Travel Through Delaware
• Nathan Tidridge Speaks at Canada History’s History Forum
• Book: Biographical Dictionary of Enslaved Black People in the Maritimes
• Query: Information About Jeffery Jenkins
• Snuff and Snuff-Boxes in the 1700 and 1800s
• Washington’s Quill: Confederation Series, Volume 4 (2 April 1786‒31 January 1787)
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: […]