“Loyalist Trails” 2019-40: October 6, 2019

In this issue:
– Ship Harbour, Nova Scotia: Part 2: More German Loyalists, by Stephen Davidson
– New Additions to Loyalist Monuments, Memorials and Commemoratives
– Fort Edward National Historic Site in Windsor, Nova Scotia
– Atlantic Loyalist Connections: Ephraim DeForest – The Shoemaker’s Ultimate Fate
– JAR: How Magna Carta Influenced the American Revolution
– JAR: The Whitall Family and the Battle of Red Bank
– Washington’s Quill: A Glimpse of William “Billy” Lee: George Washington’s Enslaved Manservant
– Ben Franklin’s World: John Dickinson – Life, Religion & Politics
– Book: De Kalb: One of […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2019-38: September 22, 2019

In this issue:
– Return to Loyalist Times in the Mohawk Valley – starting this weekend
– Ye Have the Poor With You Always: New Brunswick’s Loyalist Welfare System, by Stephen Davidson
– Living History 101: One Persona Will Not Fit Every Event
– JAR: Officers Who Never Saw Combat
– JAR: Thomas Jefferson: Life, Liberty, and French Fries
– Washington’s Quill: Wild and Wonderful George Washington
– The Junto: Interview with David Doddington, Author of Contesting Slave Masculinity
– Ben Franklin’s World: Mapping Empire in the Chesapeake
– Where in the World?
– Region and […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2019-36: September 8, 2019

In this issue:
– Go Back to Loyalist Times in the Mohawk Valley, Sept. 29 – Oct. 4
– Nova Scotia to Sierra Leone: 18 Black Loyalists’ Stories (Part 2), by Stephen Davidson
– Who Were The Black Loyalists?
– George Ludlow UEL: Addendum and Clarification
– Loyalists, Abaco Islands, Bahamas and Hurricane Dorian
– Atlantic Loyalist Connections: Medical Pioneers, Part 2: Freaky Pharmaceuticals and Quack Cures
– JAR: James Moore’s Commission in the East Florida Rangers
– JAR: A Plan for a British “Female Corps”
– Washington’s Quill: Refusing the Commander in Chief
– Ben […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2019-34: August 25, 2019

In this issue:
– Explore the Mohawk Valley This Fall, Sept. 29 – Oct. 4
– Loyalists and Canada’s First Residential School, Part 4: Indigenous Apprentices, by Stephen Davidson
– Atlantic Loyalist Connections: Medical Pioneers: Peter Huggeford and the Horrors of 18th Century Surgery
– JAR: Cornwallis Quits Charlotte, Abandoning the Autumn Campaign of 1780
– Prospect Hill, Bunker’s Hill, and Psychological Warfare During the Siege of Boston
– JAR: Augustine Barrett, Escaped British Prisoner of War, Pleads his Case
– Washington’s Quill: The Fulcrum of the Revolution? George Washington Explores the Possibility of a Southern […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2019-32: Aug. 11, 2019

In this issue:
– Loyalists and Canada’s First Residential School, Part 2: The Meductic Model, by Stephen Davidson
– JAR: “That Damned Absurd Word Liberty”: Les Habitants, the Quebec Act, and American Revolutionary Ideology
– The Junto: Writing – Revise and Resubmit
– Ben Franklin’s World: Virginia, 1619
– Benedict Swingate Calvert: A Privileged Loyalist Who Didn’t Leave
– Hair Powder: History of Its Popularity and Unpopularity
– Where in the World?
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond

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Loyalists and Canada’s First Residential School, Part 2: The Meductic Model

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