In this issue:

• So Much Loyalist History: A Milestone Thank You to Stephen Davidson
• A Palace Fit for a Loyalist, Part Two of Two by Stephen Davidson
• Hidden Toronto: John Cox Cottage (aka, the Gilpin House)
• JAR: Terrain and Tactics: Detailed Perspectives From William Howe’s War Plan of 1776
• JAR: Skirmish at James’s Plantation: Victory and Defeat for Benedict Arnold in Virginia
• Benedict Arnold’s House: The Making and Unmaking of an American
• 1777 Epidemic: Washington Inoculates the Continental Army
• Washington’s Quill: George Washington: Winter Soldier
• Ben Franklin’s World: The Marquis de Lafayette

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In this issue:

• First Nations, the Nelles Family and Truth and Reconciliation by Catharine Bingle-Gonnsen UE
• St. Catharines Park Renamed Richard Pierpoint Park
• September 1787: Butler’s Rangers Seek Compensation – Part 3 by Stephen Davidson
• The King’s Colour: A Broadside of Early Upper Canada: Issue #2
• The Croscup Family of New York and Karsdale NS
• JAR: Captain John Bacon: The Last of the Jersey Pine Robbers
• JAR: Meeting of the Three Commanders
• HMS Buckingham in furious action, 1758
• Unearthing Slavery in Abington Mass.
• CommonPlace: Atlantic World Accounting and The History […]
  

In this issue:

• September 1787: Butler’s Rangers Seek Compensation – P1 by Stephen Davidson
• New Book – Treaties and Treacheries – The Early Years of the Revolutionary War on America’s Western Frontiers, 1775-1778
• JAR: 10 Amazing Women of the Revolutionary War
• JAR: Guns on Mount Defiance
• Ridgefield CT 1777 Battle. History Unfolds: Steps in July 2021
• Ben Franklin’s World: Religion and the American Revolution
• Borealia: Calling the Police before the Police in Newfoundland
• Query: Loyalist Migration from Pennsylvania to Niagara
• Alumnus of Boston Latin School
• John Childs, Rope Flyer
• Honours: […]
  

In this issue:

• Black Lives Hanging in the Balance – Part Two by Stephen Davidson UE
• Making The Connection to my Loyalist Ancestors
• Tour of St. Peter’s Anglican Church and Cemetery
• Land Grants, Religious Exemptions, and Aid on the Ground: The Role of Local Government in the Resettlement of Loyalist Refugees after the American Revolution
• Refugees after the American Revolution needed money, homes and acceptance
• “Signed, sealed and delivered”: The Treaty that Ended the Revolutionary War
• JAR Book Review: Two Revolutions and the Constitution
• JAR: Thomas Knowlton’s Revolution
• The Gregorian Calendar Adopted […]
  

In this issue:

• Newfoundland’s Most Pre-eminent Loyalist – Part Two, by Stephen Davidson UE
• Resistance to the Revolution in Saratoga County, May 1777
• Ridgefield CT 1777 Battle. History Unfolds
• What an Englishwoman’s Letters Reveal About Life in Britain During the American Revolution
• Escape as Resistance for Enslaved Women during the American Revolution
• JAR Book Review: Vermont’s Ebenezer Allen
• JAR: Silas Talbot, Continental Army Mariner
• Revolutionary King’s Chapel: An Online Exhibit
• Washington’s Quill: A Documentary Lens Benefits Mary Ball Washington: Her Son’s Correspondence on March 21, 1781
• Ben Franklin’s World: Merchant […]