New Video Release: The Truth About the Adoption of the Titles of Nobility Amendment
Researcher and author Stanley I. Evans, creator of Hocus Pocus: The Art of Deception, has…
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Virginia’s 1819 Republication and Adoption of the Titles of Nobility Amendment: A Constitutional and Judicial Analysis
By Stanley Ivan Evans I. Introduction The 1819 Revised Code of the Laws of Virginia,…
The Quiet Erasure of the Titles of Nobility Amendment — and What It Will Take to Restore It
For over two centuries, the Titles of Nobility Amendment (TONA) has existed in a legal…
Did Connecticut Adopt the Titles of Nobility Amendment?
Was there any political reason for Connecticut to reject TONA in May 1813? ChatGPT said:…
Virginia’s Legislative Adoption of the Titles of Nobility Amendment (1819): A Legal Analysis of the Revised Code
By Stanley I. Evans* Abstract In 1810, Congress proposed the Titles of Nobility and Honor…
Reconsideration and Record Substitution: Connecticut’s 1814 Reversal on the Titles of Nobility Amendment
Reconsideration and Record Substitution: Connecticut’s 1814 Reversal on the Titles of Nobility Amendment By Stanley…
The Emoluments Clause vs. The Titles of Nobility Amendment: A Constitutional Comparison
Introduction The framers of the U.S. Constitution were acutely aware of the dangers of foreign…
The Long Suppression of TONA: How a Ratification Story Got Buried in Plain Sight
Thesis: From 1813 to 1817, the federal government repeatedly acted and printed as if the…
Why the CRS memo gets TONA wrong (or at least, incomplete): what 1813–1817 actually shows
The Congressional Research Service (CRS) memorandum you shared concludes that the proposed Titles of Nobility…
The Vanishing Constitution: Congress’s 1817 copy with the Titles of Nobility Amendment—and what happened to it
What the 1908 government catalogue says An official U.S. Government Printing Office publication—Monthly Catalogue of…