Expatriation and natural allegiance in feudal critique
The author argues expatriation is a natural right rooted in the law of nature, not feudal allegiance. He rejects Blackstone and Hale, tracing allegiance to feudal bonds, and praises America’s independence from feudal rule, asserting the right to emigrate as universal and foundational to nations.
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
Fragmented Naval Tale From Madison Journal Extract
An extract from the Madison journal describes naval actions near Niagara River and Lake Ontario. It details the arrival of a squadron at Sukett harbor, engagement with an enemy fleet, line-of-battle maneuvers, topgallant sails set, and shifting winds from September 24 to September 30, including ship losses and pursuit. It mentions Commodore, Sylph, and Governor Tomkins in a period-appropriate report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Advocate
Cvv
Con Midore
Hapnecy
Sukett” Harbor
Kingston
Yok
Madison
Niagara River
Tomkins
Leeward
FE. N. E
York Light
Frigate actions near Niagara and Sackett's Harbour
On October statements describe naval maneuvers with wind shifts, anchoring near Niagara on October 6, reconnaissance by the Lady of the Lake, and pursuit of a six-sail vessel group from York bound to Kingston. The engagement culminates with the capture of the convoy and anchors at Sackett's Harbour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niagara
Mn Wind
Moma
Burlington Bay
Dore
Charga
gAmorhodore
Sylph
York
Kingston
Julia
Growler
Sackett’s Harbour
Return of the troops captured in October from Diwryveville Regiment
A dated muster lists casualties and captures: Major, Captain, three subalterns, ten sergeants, pipers and buglers, and 202 rank and file with officers and marines, including lieutenants, masters mates, seamen, and sailing masters. Provincial navy contingent noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diwryveville
Grants L. C. B. M
Marines
Names of officers landed from the fleet on Oct 6 1813
Inspector General J Gibson forwards a list of officers from Watteville's Regiment and allied units landed from the fleet on 6 inst. including C W Grant LCM Charles D Vallatte Maj Watteville Capt Frederick Z Bender Lt Francis Dicenter Lt W A Steel Lt Arthur Carter Lt Morris Lt David Duvall Albert Manuel Mart M'Mahan Torbela Assnant Sur n Watteville and Comm 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 Almond Trees by James Villeau
An October notice offers 300 of 400 almond trees two years old next spring at one dollar each. The seller promotes early application for transplanting in October and November, highlighting fruit quality, multiple uses, and ornamental value near a house with red purple blossoms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Villeau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Avacira Chronicle
J.gibson
Isaac Chauncey
Messrs
Cantalor
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