Ann Nevil: 'The most Notorious Malafactor Imaginable'
This article describes one of the Loyalist women in New Jersey and how she earned this moniker during the American Revolution

Ann Nevil: 'The most Notorious Malafactor Imaginable'
This article describes one of the Loyalist women in New Jersey and how she earned this moniker during the American Revolution
Longmeadow celebrated the Declaration of Independence on October 4, 2026, 252 years after the very 1st Declaration of Independence, that Worcester, Massachusetts Town Meeting voted to approve.
On Sun., 13 students took turns reading the Declaration aloud.
We also planted a Liberty Tree!
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If you are in or around London, please come along, we would be delighted to chat. Register for in-person attendance (20 places remaining): www.eventbrite.de/e/2000899721...
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Join us 8–9 October for "The Prize Papers of the American War of Independence" at The National Archives, UK, and online. Explore newly catalogued documents from captured ships that reveal wartime lives and a global conflict. Register: www.eventbrite.de/e/the-prize-...
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Tuesday, Sept. 15 7:30 PM
"How a little hill town in central Massachusetts participated in the buildup of courage in the colonies to sever ties with the Crown"
talk by Harry Pape, @cornelluniversity.bsky.social