In this issue:

• Piecing Together a Loyalist Militia: James Thorne’s Company #46 – Part One – by Stephen Davidson UE
• The Loyalist Scidmores by Brian McConnell UE
• The Raid on Fort William and Mary in 1774
• The Limits of Environmental Mastery in the Highlands Department
• The Captives of the Raid on Remensnyder’s Bush, Tryon County, New York, April 3, 1780
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Yorktown. – A Soldier‘s Life October 1781
• A Meddlesome Mother? Queen Charlotte and the Regency Crisis
• Advertised on 13 December 1774: “The WONDERFUL APPEARANCE of an Angel, […]
  

In this issue:

• Loyalist: A Six-Fold Definition – Part One – by Stephen Davidson UE
• The King’s Speech to Parliament 30 Nov 1774
• James Easton vs. Benedict Arnold: Anatomy of a Feud
• Saint John:  Nothing Happened Here.     Except for Benedict Arnold (Podcast)
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Chesapeake Bay. – A Soldier‘s Life September 1781
• Moses Stacey diary as POW in Old Mill Prison in Plymouth, England
• Advertised on 26 November 1774: “Names indebted to the Library Company”
• 18th Century Stationery Trade Cards
• Book: Quebec and Acadia’s French […]
  

In this issue:

• Nine Blacks in the 104th Regiment of Foot – Part Two – by Stephen Davidson UE
• St. Lawrence Branch Plaques Cemetery by St. Andrews West Catholic Church
• Joseph Galloway and His War of the Howe Brothers
• Cruel Bedlam: Bankruptcies and the Break with Britain
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Chesapeake Bay. – A Soldier‘s Life August 1781
• Book: Defending Fort Stanwix: A Story of the New York Frontier in the American Revolution
• Advertised on 10 November 1774: “A WOOLEN and WORSTED MANUFACTORY”
• Celebrating Inuit Nunangat
• Loyalist Certificates Issued

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In this issue:

• The First Loyalist Novel for Children – by Stephen Davidson UE
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Chesapeake Bay. – A Soldier‘s Life August 1781
• Happy Halloween! Some Spooky Stories from the Revolutionary and Founding Eras
• Sarah Whitehead – The Bank Nun Ghost
• Something wicked this way comes…and it’s King James’ “Daemonologie”!
• The Athletic John Adams
• Advertised on 28 October 1774: “When a boat shall set off from either side”
• The Trial That Sparked Maine’s 1840 Abortion Statute
• Book: Chain of Title: An Adventure to Uncover the 350-Year Legacy […]
  

In this issue:

• Memo from UELAC President Carl Stymiest UE
• Nathan Hubbill: A Connecticut Yankee Loyalist – Part Three, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Choosing a Side During the American Revolution: The Remarkable Story of the Presumed Loyalists, William and Sarah Zimmer, of Breakabeen, NY
• The Boston Tea Party: Whitehall’s Response
• George Washington Confronts Charles Lee: Fresh Insights into the Mammoth Moment at Monmouth
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Chesapeake Bay. – A Soldier’s Life July 1781
• Advertised on 18 October 1774:  “In Consequence of the Boston Port-Bill”
• Book Review: Thomas Jefferson and the […]