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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In this issue:

• UELAC Annual General Meeting 2024, Saturday 11 May
• Eight Tales of Loyalist Parents’ Heartbreak by Stephen Davidson UE
• Shining Lights in the Community: Black Schoolteachers
• Book: Revolutionary Blacks: Discovering the Frank Brothers
• Love, American (Revolution) Style: the Romances of Otho Holland Williams
• Permanent Losses and New Gains During the 1778 Valley Forge Encampment
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Protecting Rhode Island August 1778
• The Boy Gangs of London
• Loyalists and descendants who participated in the War of 1812: John Philips and Sons
• Advertised on 16 February 1774: “Perfectly […]
  

In this issue:

• Call for Nominations for 2024 UELAC Suzanne Morse-Hines Memorial Genealogy-Family History Award
• Black Loyalist History: A Brief Outline: Part Two by Stephen Davidson UE
• America‘s Loyalists : Where Did They Go After The War? YouTube video
• The complicated backstory of the birth of Delaware, and our loyalists!
• Slavery in Jamaica Plain, a Suburb of Boston
• Charles Turner: One Soldier, Three Armies
• Major Peter Charles L’Enfant: Artist and Engineer of the Revolution
• Privateer in action: the Ellen 1780
• Book: The Windows of St. Alban’s
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to […]
  

In this issue:

• Four New England Loyalist Privateers: Part Two by Stephen Davidson UE
• Book Review: Dishonored Americans: The Political Death of Loyalists in Revolutionary America
• Scholarships. Much appreciated publicity
• Herman Hostetter UEL
• Defining the Northwestern Limits of the New Republic
• Top 10 Quotes About The Battle of Bunker Hill
• Hessian Soldiers Travelling to America: Life is improving in Philadelphia Feb 1778
• Advertised on 18 January 1774: “Workmen who manufacture the Leather”
• The Mi’kmaw Hockey Stick
• Mason-Dixon Lines
• In the News
  • This town is one of Ontario’s oldest communities […]