Petition for Entry of Certified Historical Records into the Congressional Journal
TO: The Honorable Lateefah Simon 1023 Longworth House Office Building Washington, DC 20515 Dear Congress…
Month: November 2025
Why Connecticut Reversed Its Ratification of the Titles of Nobility Amendment
The Political Climate of 1813–1815 By 1813, Connecticut’s ruling class—staunch Federalists—stood at a crossroads. The…
Connecticut’s 1814 Certification: Authentic in Form, Void in Substance
By Stanley I. EvansNovember 2025 — TONA Historical Analysis Series Introduction Newly examined archival evidence…
FOIA Appeal – Constructive Denial of November 1 2025 Request (Titles of Nobility Amendment Records)
Subject: FOIA Appeal – Constructive Denial of November 1 2025 Request (Titles of Nobility Amendment…
When History Goes Missing: How Losing the 1814 Circular Hurt the American Public
In January 1814, the Department of State sent a circular letter to U.S. diplomats abroad…
Request to Congress: Connecticut’s 1813 Rejection of the Titles of Nobility Amendment Invalid Due to Non-Authentic Signatures.
Stanley I. EvansOakland, CA 94601Stan@StanleyEvans.com Date: November 4, 2025 The Honorable Lateefah SimonU.S. House of…
Freedom of Information Act Request – Connecticut
From: Stanley I. EvansOakland, CA 94601Stan@StanleyEvans.com Date: November 1, 2025 To:The Honorable Stephanie ThomasSecretary of…
Freedom of Information Act Request – Connecticut
From: Stanley I. EvansOakland, CA 94601Stan@StanleyEvans.com Date: November 1, 2025 To:The Honorable Stephanie ThomasSecretary of…