In this issue:

• Black Lives Hanging in the Balance – Part Two by Stephen Davidson UE
• The King’s Colour: A Broadside of Early Upper Canada
• JAR: Examining Public Opinion during the Whiskey Rebellion
• JAR: A Donkey, A Suit, and a Quixote for George Washington
• Washington’s Quill: George Washington and Charity
• Ben Franklin’s World: History of the Blackfeet
• The Fascinating History of the Foundling Hospital — London’s First Children’s Home
• All Things Georgian: A cup of tea anyone, made the 18th century way?
• Events:
  • Victoria Branch Meeting “The History of British Child […]
    

In this issue:

• Black Lives Hanging in the Balance – Part One by Stephen Davidson UE
• Canada’s Governor-General Mary Simon’s Father – A Reason Why She Is Exceptional
• American Battlefield Trust: 1782: A Bloody Partisan War
• JAR: Did the Signers of the Declaration of Independence Engage in a Treasonous Act?
• Borealia: Stewarding a Canadian Culture of Comity
• JAR: Book Review: Crisis at the Chesapeake: The Royal Navy and the Struggle for America, 1755-1783
• Loyalists and the Birth of Libraries in New England: The Marriage of Martin and Abigail Howard
• Textile Wall Coverings at […]
  

In this issue:

• National Acadian Day August 15
• Newfoundland’s Most Pre-eminent Loyalist – Part One, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Comment about the “Fourteenth Colony”
• New Book: Old St. Edward’s Church & the Loyalists by Brian McConnell UE
• JAR: Virginia’s Swamp Fox: Captain Amos Weeks of Princess Anne County
• JAR: “A Mere Youth:” James Monroe’s Revolutionary War
• McNab’s Island (Formerly Cornwallis Island)
• A Boston 1769 Confrontation: “Play up the Yankee Doodle tune”
• Black Refugees and the Legal Fiction of Military Manumission in the American Revolution
• These six showcase gardens are our favourites […]
  

In this issue:

• The Loyalist with the Disfigured Face: Part One, by Stephen Davidson UE
• JAR: In Defense of Mount Independence
• Jar: The Odyssey of Loyalist Colonel Samuel Bryan
• All Things Georgian: Tibby Tinkler, bookseller of Richmond, Yorkshire
• All Things Georgian: The Eighteenth Century Gin Craze
• Parmesan ice cream
• From the Twittersphere and Beyond

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The Loyalist with the Disfigured Face: Part One of Two
copyright Stephen Davidson UE
He was just 24 years old when the Declaration of Independence was declared. A pacifist Quaker, he was […]

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
• […]