Indissoluble Allegiance and Expatriation in American Independence
The speaker argues against feudal allegiance as a natural right and supports expatriation as a universal principle. He traces allegiance from feudal law to modern nation states, contending America achieved independence by breaking feudal bonds and rejecting obsolete authority. He cites Blackstone and Hale to critique feudal notions and emphasizes America’s separation from England as foundational to independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya-Upor
Court of Equity
America
England
Europe
Blackstone
Feodali
Alfred
Bar. A
Carleton-house
St. James
M. Hale
P.C
Mr. Hine
Hale
Ch J. Hale
J. Blickstone
Lord Hale
Aseacheom- Mandelilieds
Villians
Fim
Appleby
Phane
Gorthes
Ord
Ahather
Mechanic Arts
Aros& Borough
Olngish
Providence
Naval engagement account from Madison journal in Niagara river
Extract from the ship Madison journal details a chase and battle near Kingston and Yok, with ships exchanging fire as the enemy fleet closes. The entry covers Sept 24–30, noting sail handling, topmasts taken, weather shifts, and multiple tack changes amid heavy gales and pursuit by the squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Advocate
Cvv
Con Midore
Hapnecy
Sukett” Harbor
Kingston
Yok
Madison
Niagara River
Tomkins
Leeward
FE. N. E
York Light
Naval engagement near Niagara and Sackett's Harbour
Fragmentary log details naval actions on early October dates. Vessels including the Lady of the Lake and Liddy of the Lake conduct reconnaissance and chase a six-sail force from York to Kingston. The action ends with anchorage at Sackett's Harbour and notes of wind, signals, and crew movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Mn Wind
Moma
Burlington Bay
Dore
Charga
gAmorhodore
Sylph
York
Kingston
Julia
Growler
Sackett’s Harbour
Military dispatch details captured troops and officers
Fragmentary report lists Maj I Captain 3 Subalterns 10 Sergeants 4 Pipettes and Bugles 202 rank and file captured by October. Names include CW Grant L C B M L Ce and officers described as Marines with Lieutenants Masters Mates Nae Seamen and Marines Sailing Masters Provincial Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diwryveville
Grants L. C. B. M
Marines
List of officers landed from the fleet October 6 1813
Inspector General J Gibson forwards names of officers from Watteville's Regiment and allied services landed from the fleet on October 6 1813. Captains and lieutenants listed include C W Grant L C M L Charles D Vallatte Maj Watteville Frederick Z Bend er Francis December W Steel Arthur Carter Charles Morris David Duvall Albert Manuel Mart M Mahan Torbela Assnt Surn Watteville and Commissary Isaac Chauncey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sackett’e Hare
Rook
W.grant
Charles D. Vallatte
Watteville
Frederick Z.bender
Francis Dicenter
A. Steel
Arthur Carter
Royal Artillery
Chales
Morris
David Duvall
Albert
Manuel
Mart
M‘mahan
King’s de Torbela
FOR SALE New almond trees from James Villeau
A sale notice offers 300 of 400 sweet almond trees two years old for one dollar each. October and November are ideal for transplanting, with fruit keeping sound for three to four years. The trees are ornamental and bloom with red purple blossoms viewed from a house. October 29, James Villeau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Villeau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Avacira Chronicle
J.gibson
Isaac Chauncey
Messrs
Cantalor
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