In this issue:

• Happy 20th Anniversary, Loyalist Trails
• “The Story Continues…” at the UELAC 2024 Conference
• UELAC Members: The Annual Reports for Members; AGM Sat. 11 May – Register today
• Yesterday’s (Loyalist) News. Part One, by Stephen Davidson UE
• The Plight of Massachusetts Loyalists
• Book: Shadows to Sunshine, Our Roblin Line
• The Milford Connecticut Cartel
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Newport RI – A Soldier’s Life Sept & Oct 1779
• Advertised on 27 April 1774: “These Baths and Waters”
• Save the home of one who helped create America
• Was Thomas […]
  

In this issue:

• “The Story Continues…” at the UELAC 2024 Conference
• AGM for All UELAC Members: The Annual General Meeting on Sat. 11 May – Register today
• Piecing Together a Passenger List: The Commerce. Part Two, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Video: Threads of Black Emancipation in an Eighteenth-Century Dress by Cynthia Cooper
• Loyalist Flag: Happy 418th Birthday
• Two More Memorials to Loyalists, by Ray Blakeney UE
• Congress and the Commodore: Esek Hopkins and the Raid on Nassau
• The Two “Empires of Liberty:” The Fascinating Story of an American Phrase
• BOOK REVIEW: The […]
  

In this issue:

• Mary Serjeant: A Loyalist Refugee in England, Part Three by Stephen Davidson UE
• The Marquis de Lafayette in Delaware
• The Physical Challenges of Major General Nathanael Greene
• Norfolk to Nova Scotia: Judith Jackson’s Crooked Road to Freedom
• Book Review: Novels, Needleworks, and Empire: Material Entanglements in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World
• A Sampling of Samplers
• Advertised on 28 March 1774: “The Sign of the SUN and BREECHES.”
• How a curator at the Museum of the American Revolution solved a nearly 250-year-old art mystery
• 18th century umbrellas
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: […]
  

In this issue:

• Mary Serjeant: A Loyalist Refugee in England, Part One by Stephen Davidson UE
• BOOK REVIEW: Seized with the Temper of The Times: Identity and Rebellion in Pre-Revolutionary America
• Hugh Hughes and Washington’s Retreat: American Principles and Practicalities
• Washington’s “Life Guards”
• Hessian Soldiers in America: Newport RI: Sickness strikes April 1779
• Advertised on 10 March 1774: “We had no share in the tea on said vessel”
• Advertised on 14 March 1774: “ANNIVERSARY of the REPEAL of the STAMP-ACT … will be celebrated”
• Fire has been an Important Tool

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In this issue:

• Three Loyalists Deep Underground by Stephen Davidson UE
• Janet Ewing‘s ball gown
• Principled Resistance and the Trouble with Tea
• General John Burgoyne’s Stay in Albany
• Gaps in the Record: Teaching with the Constitutional Convention
• Hessian Soldiers in America: Newport RI: Entering Winter Quarters Nov 1778
• Advertised on 29 February 1774: “NUMBER I. of The Royal AMERICAN MAGAZINE.”
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: New Contributions
• Wendy Clapp Receives Medal for the Philip E. M. Leith Memorial Award
• Deadline: Articles for the Loyalist Gazette Spring 2024
• In the News
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