The TRUE history of the Titles of Nobility and Honor amendment

The Original 13th amendment

"If any citizen of the United States shall accept, claim, receive, or retain any title of nobility or honour, or shall, without the consent of Congress, accept and retain any present, pension, office or emolument of any kind whatsoever, from any emperor, king, prince or foreign power, such person shall cease to be a citizen of the United States, and shall be incapable of holding any office of trust or profit under them, or either of them".

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The following Three Certified letters are based on the fact that Connecticut, being the 13th state, ratified the Original 13th amendment on May 13th 1813 therein making it a part of the Constitution. These letters are in the possession of the National Archives and Records Administration. The 198-page research report proving the foregoing to be true and correct can be downloaded in pdf form at:

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The Certified Documents

My Colleagues Documents

Circular to the Foreign Ministers

Department of State
January 12, 1814

Congress having recommended to the several states and amendment to the Constitution, one object of which is to prevent citizens of the United States from accepting offices under foreign powers, and this amendment having been adopted by a large majority of the states, the President is of opinion that it would be improper to grant exequaturs to citizens of the United States authorizing them to act as Consuls or Vice Consuls in the ports of the United States, as it would be in direct repugnance to the policy of the legislature and the sentiments of the nation.

On the same principle he considers that it will be incumbent on him to revoke the exequaturs heretofore granted to citizens of the United States as soon as it can be done with a due respect to the interests of foreigners trading to the United States.

I beg leave therefore to call your attention to the subject and to invite you to take such measures as may be best calculated to obviate the inconveniency which might otherwise be experienced by the subjects of your government.

I have the honor to be etc.
James Monroe

Ralph B Forleu

Department of State
Oct. 20, 1816

Sir

I have had the honor to receive your letter of the 9th of this month, as I had that of the 27 May last requesting an exequatur as Consul of his Prussian majesty for the port of Boston upon a commission from his said majesty, which you enclosed. The delay in deciding upon your application of which you were informally appraised, soon after the receipt of your letter of May proceeded from a doubt whether a proposition made a few years since by congress, to the several states, so to amend the constitution of the united states as to discourage our citizens by certain penalties from accepting offices of any kind from foreign states or princes, had received the sanction of a sufficient number of the states, to become operative.

Upon due examination of this subject, it is ascertained that the requisite number of the state authorities have adopted the proposition and that it has thus become a part of the constitution. It is in the following words, if any citizen of the United States shall accept, claim, receive or retain any title of nobility or honor or shall without the consent of Congress accept and retain any present, pension, office or emolument of any kind whatever, from any emperor, king, prince or foreign power such person shall cease to be a citizen of the United States and shall be incapable of holding any office of trust or profit under them or either of them.

It was under this provision of the Constitution applicable to you as a citizen of the United States that the President was constrained to refuse the exequatur, which you requested.

Under other circumstances, it have afforded him great pleasure to have promoted the views of his Prussian Majesty in establishing a Consul at Boston, as it will at all times to encourage and extend a commercial intercourse mutually beneficial to the two countries.

If as you have informed, any of our citizens are acting under foreign appointments at Boston, such appointments must have been recognized by this government anterior to the adoption of this prohibitory measure, and from the operation of which they must not be exampled. Your commission with the transmission which accompanied it I have the honor to return.

James Monroe

Charles N. Buck, Philadelphia

2 Dec. 1817

Sir,

I have had the honor to receive your letter of the 28th of last month, requesting that the exequatur which was forwarded to you some time ago from this office as the consul general in the United States of the Imperial city of Hamburg, might be sent back, if it should be the opinion of this government that the acceptance on your part of the commission under which it was granted did not interfere with your citizenship.

It is the opinion of the executive that under the 13th amendment to the Constitution by the acceptance of such an appointment from any foreign government a citizen of the United States ceases to enjoy that character, and becomes incapable of holding any office of trust or profit under the United States or either of them. It has therefore been determined to retain the exequatur in question at this office, subject, however, to your own wishes upon the subject.

J.Q.A

My Petition to Congress

August 9, 2024

RE: Petition the House of Representatives

Dear Congresswoman Barbara Lee:

Under the First Amendment of the Constitution of the United States, I have the right to petition Congress for a redress of grievances. I herein choose to exercise that right.

Specifically, https://TonaOnline.com/petition

"Based on the Certified evidence presented in the Research Book entitled "Hocus Pocus the art of deception", Congress must recognize that the Titles of Nobility and Honor amendment was ratified by 13 states on May 13, 1813, and announced in writing by the federal government as a lawful and operating part of the Constitution on January 12, 1814. Further, Congress must acknowledge that the amendment was unlawfully removed from the Constitution by State and Federal fraud in January of 1818 and restore it as a lawful and operating part of the Constitution of the United States". You can download the report in pdf format at:
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Historical and Legal Precedence:

Mr. Charles N. Buck petitioned the 15th Congress on January 15, 1818, requesting that Congress grant him the authority to accept the title of Consul to the city of Hamburg Germany believing, that if he got the consent of Congress, he would not lose his citizenship.
Under the Titles of Nobility and Honor amendment in effect at that time, Congress did not have the authority to grant his petition, and it was rejected.

You can view the congressional records on pages 70, 71, 72 and 73 of the aforementioned research book.
As a precaution against further silence on this matter and my petition, I will be forwarding copies of this letter to the media and various agencies of the federal government.
I am requesting a formal response IN WRITING from you regarding this matter.

Sincerely

Stanley Ivan Evans
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Oakland, CA 94601
Stan@tonaonline.com
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