In this issue:

• Born in Boston, Buried in London: A Loyalist Named Coffin (Part 1), by Stephen Davidson
• The “World Changing” Motion in the House of Commons
• How the (First) West Was Won: Federalist Treaties that Reshaped the Frontier
• A Story of Shipwrecks and Genealogy
• How King George III’s kitchens gave Britain a taste for international cuisine
• Upcoming Events
  • Environmental Legacies: How the War of Independence Affected the Natural World in Predictable and Surprising Ways
  • Jan 11 Gov Simcoe Branch: Fort Frontenac by Jean Rae Baxter
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: New Contributions
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In this issue:

• Abegweit Branch in PEI Opens Again, Memberships Welcome
• Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
• Eloped from Bed and Board, Part Two, by Stephen Davidson UE
• A Misguided Attempt to Populate Upper Canada with Loyalists after the Revolution
• The French Army in Williamsburg, Virginia, 1781–1782
• Tracing the Lives of Two DUE Asselstine (Asseltine) Sisters
• Music and Politics in the Early United States
• Seeking a Copy of An Annotated Nominal Roll of Butler’s Rangers, 1777-1784
• Query: Researching in the Teed and Peers Families
• 18th century perfumer’s trade cards
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In this issue:

• Unpacking a Privateer’s Capture: Part Two, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Thomas Paine on Popular Government in America: Evolution of a Radical’s Thinking
• Charles Lee—The Continental Army’s Most Prolific Essayist General
• Book: Misinformation Nation: Foreign News and the Politics of Truth in Revolutionary America
• Music in British North America
• Phillis Wheatley‘s Writing Desk
• List of Loyalist Certificates Updated with those issued in 2022 until October 30
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: New Contributions
• ‘Changing my slave name allowed me to […]
  

In this issue:

• Organizing the Last Great Loyalist Exodus: Part Three, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Loyalist Gazette Fall 2022; Paper Copy is in the Mail
• UELAC Bridge Annex Closes as a Branch
• Smallpox by Inoculation: The Tragedy of New York’s Rosewell Beebe
• Captain James Morris of the Connecticut Light Infantry
• Things Named for People: Cardigans to Wellington Boots
• UELAC Loyalist Directory: New Contributions
• Christmas Ornaments and Gifts at the UELAC Store
• Vancouver Branch on Remembrance Day; Recognizes Loyalist Descendants
• Upcoming Events
  • Kawartha Branch Sun 20 Nov 2:00 ET: “Birchtown: Its […]
    

In this issue:

• Organizing the Last Great Loyalist Exodus: Part One, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Celebrating the success of a UELAC Scholarship winner
• Borealia; A Review of American Republics: A Continental History of the United States, 1783-1850
  • Alan Taylor’s Follow-on Remarks
• From the Twittersphere and Beyond
• Editor’s Note

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Organizing the Last Great Loyalist Exodus: Part One of Three
copyright Stephen Davidson UE
When Sir Guy Carleton, the British commander in chief, was put in charge of organizing the 1783 evacuation of British military personnel and loyal Americans out […]