“Loyalist Trails” 2018-39: September 30, 2018

In this issue:
– Scholarship: When Autumn Leaves Start to Fall
– What Loyalist Women Lost, by Stephen Davidson
– Ranna Cossit: Reverend and rabble-rouser in early settlement of Sydney, Cape Breton, NS
– Atlantic Loyalist Connections: Who was Nehemiah Beckwith?
– Borealia: There Was No Seigneurial System
– JAR: A Loyalist’s Response to the Franco-American Alliance: Charles Inglis’s “Papinian” Essays
– JAR: How Many Were Loyalist? John Adams’s Rule of Thirds
– Washington’s Quill: Dating George Washington’s Receipt of a Samuel Culper Letter to Benjamin Tallmadge
– The Junto: Review of The Scots Irish of […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2018-37: Sept. 16, 2018

In this issue:
– The UELAC Badge
– Fall 2018 Loyalist Gazette: Will You do Digital?
– Certified Free by General Musgrave (Part 3 of 4), by Stephen Davidson
– Vancouver Branch Reaches out to Students
– Atlantic Loyalist Connections: Peace and Friendship Treaties of 1760 and 1761
– Borealia: The Many Captivities of Esther Wheelwright
– JAR: The Glorious Career and Unfortunate Death of John Laurens
– The Junto: Fashioning Colonial New York’s Dutch Merchant Elite
– Ben Franklin’s World: Alexander Hamilton
– A Silk Vest Honoring the Marquis de Lafayette, c1824
– Where in […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2018-35: September 2, 2018

In this issue:
– Certified Free by General Musgrave (Part 1 of 4), by Stephen Davidson
– Book: The Loyalist Conscience: Principled Opposition to the American Revolution
– Borealia: Continuing the Journey
– JAR: Guilty of Desertion? Charles Hanley, 4th (King’s Own) Regiment
– Washington’s Quill: A Visit to the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown
– Ben Franklin’s World: Art, Politics, and Everyday Life in Early America
– Phillis Wheatley: The First Published Black Woman Poet
– Where in the World?
– Region and Branch Bits
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond
– Additions to the […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2018-33: August 19, 2018

In this issue:
– Unshaken Amidst Peculiar Trials: The Loyalist in the Book of Common Prayer (Pt. 2), by Stephen Davidson
– Plaque to Charles Inglis in Dublin
– Loyalist Plaque Re-dedication in Cornwall ON Draws Many to Celebrate Early Settlers
– Book Review: The American Farmer in the Eighteenth Century: A Social and Cultural History
– JAR: The Death and Resurrection of Major John Andre
– Washington’s Quill: Mutual Esteem Between George Washington and Fisher Ames
– Ben Franklin’s World: Native Travellers at the Heart of Empire
– Where in the World?
– Region and […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2018-31: August 5, 2018

In this issue:
– 2018 UELAC Dorchester Award: David Kanowakeron Hill Morrison, UE
– Desirous of Removing to Canada: Part Two, by Stephen Davidson
– Re-Dedicating Loyalist Plaque Where Cornwall Began
– JAR: The Canadian Patriot Experience
– JAR: War Horses Gone Astray
– Washington’s Quill: Washington and the Governors
– Ben Franklin’s World: Native American Slavery in New France
– Where in the World?
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond

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2018 UELAC Dorchester Award: David Kanowakeron Hill Morrison, UE

David was born in Rochester, New York in 1954. He was adopted at birth and […]