Freedom of Information Act Request – Connecticut
From: Stanley I. EvansOakland, CA 94601Stan@StanleyEvans.com Date: November 1, 2025 To:The Honorable Stephanie ThomasSecretary of…
Year: 2025
Freedom of Information Act Request – Connecticut
From: Stanley I. EvansOakland, CA 94601Stan@StanleyEvans.com Date: November 1, 2025 To:The Honorable Stephanie ThomasSecretary of…
Request for Review — Non-Authentic Attesting Signatures on the 1813 House Journal and Committee Report Concerning the Titles of Nobility Amendment
Stanley I. Evans Oakland, CA 94601 Stan@StanleyEvans.com Date: November 1, 2025 The Honorable Stephanie…
The Connecticut Convention of 1814: Federalist Dissent and the Turning Point of American Sovereignty
By Stanley Ivan Evans (©2025, All Rights Reserved) Introduction In the closing months of 1814,…
Monroe’s Dilemma: Why President James Monroe Allowed a False Certification — and Why the Titles of Nobility Amendment Remains Law Today
By Stanley Ivan Evans (©2025, All Rights Reserved) Introduction In January 1814, Secretary of State…
Connecticut’s 1813 Ratification of the Titles of Nobility Amendment (TONA): What the Three Documents Prove
Overview Read together, three contemporaneous records establish the complete Article V chain for Connecticut’s action…
Precedents and Procedures for Correcting Connecticut’s Record on the Titles of Nobility Amendment
Introduction In 1813, the Connecticut General Assembly accepted and approved a committee report concerning the…
January 12, 1814 — The Day the United States Declared the True Thirteenth Amendment Adopted
By Stanley Ivan Evans I. Introduction: The Forgotten Declaration Hidden deep within the diplomatic correspondence…
The Connecticut House Journal of 1813: The Forgotten Record of Ratification
How Connecticut’s own handwritten journal proves that it ratified the Titles of Nobility Amendment—and how…
From Enforcement to Evasion: Monroe’s 1817 Reversal on the Titles of Nobility Amendment
By Stanley Ivan Evans 1. The Amendment That Changed Everything In 1810, Congress proposed what…