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Accounting, Economics and Law - A Convivium
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Aims and Scope
The Journal of Accounting, Economics, and Law: A Convivium (AEL) aims to encourage a comprehensive understanding of the relationship between individuals, organizations, and institutions in economy and society. Among other matters, attention will be paid to financial, economic, and legal methods and languages that have an important albeit neglected role in this relationship. Concerns of finance, control, accountability, responsibility, valuation, regulation, and governance will be raised in their connection with accounting, economics, law, sociology, anthropology, history, finance, political science, and the management and policy sciences. The journal encourages works that seek to recombine disciplinary domains in response to practical and relevant issues, including theoretical advances and insights, and comparative historical perspectives.
The journal is published with the collaboration of the Maison des Sciences de l'Homme - Paris Nord
Editorial Policy
While many journals cover accounting, economics and law separately, the intersection of these fields denotes common and significant concerns in society. Institutional rules and social norms are critical to workings of organizations. Beyond their technical aspects, these issues have broader societal and global consequences. Accounting, Economics, and Law - A Convivium is intended to their study.
This journal will pay attention to the institutional analysis of families, businesses, non-business organizations; and their management, finance, control, accountability, responsibility, valuation, regulation, and governance. Financial, economic, and legal devices lie at the heart of business and non business governance and regulation. The journal will examine their influence in the context of social, cultural, and political economy and history.
The journal will explore links among the disciplines in order to yield theoretical insights and perspectives on practice, and seek methodological pluralism and tolerance. Proposals are welcome from sociology, anthropology, history, political science, policy studies, finance, and management sciences.
Focusing at the connections among social disciplines, Accounting, Economics, and Law: A Convivium is a unique outlet for inter-disciplinary and combined perspectives. It welcomes transnational co-operative contributions, cross-fertilization of ideas, and will provide a supportive peer review process.
Methodological tolerance and pluralism
Methodological tolerance and pluralism is integral to interdisciplinary research. Formal modeling and quantitative methods of research can serve as a powerful discipline to abstract from myriad of details the essentials of a phenomenon. At the same time, not all the featuring aspects of phenomena are subject to quantification. Therefore, the journal will accept both quantitative and qualitative methods devoted to enhance our understanding of the phenomena of interest. Use of qualitative, quantitative, statistical and modeling methods is recognized.
The journal recognizes that comparative and combined approaches are the most suitable for its purpose. Theoretical, normative, explanatory, interpretative, and historical approaches with contemporary implications will be included. Descriptive studies that provide syntheses of national or international issues; comments, replies and rejoinders; and replications of works published by the journal will be encouraged.
Geographical variety
The journal encourages geographically-varied contributions, particularly those that draw on localized traditions of thought and experience to speak to common concerns. Accordingly, the Editorial Board may accept submissions in languages in English, German, French, and Italian, with the understanding that the authors' will provide a complete English version of the accepted paper for publication.
Supportive Peer Review Process
The journal welcomes submissions of articles, symposia, and proposals for thematic issues. It supplements its screening and evaluation peer reviews by discussion and cross-fertilization between editors, authors and reviewers, letting them move beyond anonymity of the process which seems to have outlived its usefulness in the Internet age.
The reviewers will be expected not only to consider the final publication, but also to submit (i) a relevant set of "suggestions" (further references, structural amendments, and changes), and (ii) a "comment" discussing the paper from their own viewpoint. This comment, and any rejoinder by the author, may be published together with the paper subject to the reviewer's and editor's agreement.
Moreover, each paper will be generally read by at least two reviewers and one member of the Boards, of which at least one will have a primary interest relevant to - but different from - that of the author.
In summary, the journal seeks to attract potential authors through its systematic dedication to the enhancement of their work. The journal wishes to be, in Dante Alighieri's words, a 'Convivium,' convening compelling minds worldwide and promoting significant contributions to the understanding of social phenomena.
Current topics of interest include:
- The quality and regulation of accounting
- A critique of norms and standards of accounting, such as historical cost, fair value and mark-to-market accounting
- National and international institutions of accounting, governance, and regulation
- Corporate, fiscal, and securities laws and regulations
- Business and not-for-profit accounting, economics, and regulation
- Shareholder and stakeholder values and governance
- Governmental accounting, economics, and regulation
- Socio-economic analysis of family and divorce
- Comparative history of accounting, economic, legal thoughts and experiences
- Regulation of industries and markets, including environmental and public interest issues
- Experimental and behavioral accounting, finance and economics
- Accounting, economic, and legal issues in relation to social and cultural norms
- Accounting, economic, and legal issues in relation to the theory and analysis of financial and monetary systems
- Accounting, economic, and legal issues in relation to the theory and analysis of enterprise groups and multinational firms
- Accounting, economic, and legal issues of ownership and property
- The role of accounting and control in financial systems, including crises, instability, and resilience
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Reuven Avi-Yonah, University of Michigan Law School
Yuri Biondi, CNRS – ESCP Europe
Shyam Sunder, Yale University, School of Management
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Pier Francesco Asso, University of Palermo, Italy
C. Richard Baker, Adelphi University, New York, USA
Sudipta Basu, Department of Accounting, Fox School of Business, Temple University Philadelphia (PA), USA
Robert Boyer, Cnrs - CEPREMAP and EHESS Paris, France
John Braithwaite, Australian National University, Canberra, Australia
William W. Bratton, Georgetown University Law Center, Washington DC, USA
Alain Burlaud, Chair of the Management Accounting and Control Unit, Cnam, Paris, France
Arnaldo Canziani, Università degli Studi di Brescia, Italy
Lino Cinquini, Scuola Superiore Sant'Anna, Pisa, Italy
Thomas Clarke, Centre for Corporate Governance, University of Technology, Sydney, Australia
Robert Colson, Grant Thornton LLP, New York, USA
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Simon Deakin, University of Cambridge, Centre for Business Research, UK
Luca Fantacci, Bocconi University of Milan, Italy
Liu Feng, School of Business, Sun Yatsen University, Guangzhou, China
Raffaele Fiume, University of Napoli "Parthenope", Italy
Rolf Uwe Fuelbier, University of Bayreuth, Chair of International Accounting, Bayreuth, Germany
Yoshitaka Fukui, Aoyama Gakuin University, Tokyo, Japan
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Jonathan Glover, Tepper School of Business, Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh (PA), USA
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Christian Hoarau, Chair of the Financial Accounting and Auditing Unit, Cnam, Paris, France
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Karim Jamal, Department of Accounting & MIS, School of Business, University of Alberta, Canada
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Thierry Kirat, CNRS - IRISSO, Université Paris 9 « Dauphine » Paris, France
Louis Klee, Past President of Convivium, France
Christoph Kuhner, University of Cologne, Chair of Financial Accounting and Auditing, Faculty of Economic and Social Sciences, Germany
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Patricia A. McCoy, Insurance Law Center & University of Connecticut School of Law, Hartford (CT), USA
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Roberta Romano, Yale Law School, New Haven (CT), USA
Paulo Schmidt, Department of Accounting and Actuarial Sciences, Rio Grande do Sul Federal University (UFRGS), Porto Alegre, Brazil
Gerhard Schnyder, Cambridge Centre for Business Research - CBR, London Centre for Corporate Governance and Ethics - LCCGE, and King's College London, Department of Management, UK
Martin Shubik, Yale University, New Haven (CT), USA
Lynn A. Stout, Cornell Law School
Tomo Suzuki, Oxford University, UK
Gregory Waymire, Goizueta Business School, Emory University, Atlanta (GA), USA
Olivier Weinstein, President of Convivium
Jens Wüstemann, School of Business, University of Mannheim, Germany
Hidetoshi Yamaji, The Research Institute for Economics and Business Administration, Kobe University Hyogo, Japan
Hiroshi Yoshimi, Hokkaido University Accounting School Sapporo, Japan
Peer Zumbansen, Critical Research Laboratory in Law & Society and Osgoode Hall Law School, York University, Toronto, Canada


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TEA Party edition of Money talks, bullsh*t walks in Ferguson [Darleen Click]
"You can't change the world in your living room."
Many local businesses in Ferguson were vandalized, looted, and even set on fire as demonstrators took to the streets to protest the shooting. Sadly, innocent business owners have been left to foot the bills. This is where the St. Louis Tea Party realized they could help.
The group spread the word of the "BUYcott" event on Facebook, hoping to get at least 20 people to show up and spend their hard-earned money at local Ferguson businesses on August 21. They apparently ended up with a group of about 40 "(mostly) white people" — and something amazing happened.
Bill Hennessy, one of the tea party members who attended the event, later wrote about his experience in Ferguson and how their presence made residents rethink their preconceived notions of the tea party:
A gentlman (my age) in the salon (husband?) asked who we were with. I told him "St. Louis Tea Party."
"Tea party?" he said. "You bad boys," and chuckled. Then he looked at me, very serious. He said, "The tea party came up here to do this?"
"Oh, yeah," I said. "we don't want to see Ferguson go south."
He laughed. And he looked at me. Then he was quiet, lost in thought for a minute. When he came out of it, he was like our best friend. Laughing, giving us crap about stuff, telling stories. He admitted baseball can be like "watching grass grow."
In that moment of reflection, I'm sure he was trying to reconcile "tea party" with what he was seeing–four white people, ages 18 to 50, laughing, spending money, empathizing.
That moment made the whole event worthwhile.
The Left counts morality as holding the "correct" ideas and being public about them. Put a "save Mother Gaia" bumperstick on your car and you're done.
Not that this group of TEA Party volunteers will be given any credit for their positive behavior. Their motives will be impugned, their actions will be smeared.
Look at how Meet the Press treated Rand Paul.
It's just the way Progressives poison everything.
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Blessed John Paul II's 2004 meeting with and praise of the founder of the Legionaries of Christ, who later was banished to a life of penance because of sexual abuse, was a mistake, said the late Pope's longtime secretary, reports CNS in The Catholic Herald.
'The Holy Father should not have received that individual,' said Polish Cardinal Stanislaw Dziwisz of Krakow, who served as personal secretary to the former Pope for 39 years.
In a new book, Ho Vissuto con un Santo (I Lived with a Saint), released in early November, Cardinal Dziwisz said the meeting was just one example of a serious lack of communication in the Roman Curia, which Blessed John Paul tried, largely without success, to reform.
Although rumours had been circulating for years that the Legion's founder, Father Marcial Maciel Degollado, had sexually abused seminarians, Cardinal Dziwisz said, 'When the Holy Father met him, he knew nothing, absolutely nothing. For him, he was still the founder of a great religious order and that's it. No one had told him anything, not even about the rumours going around.'
'Unfortunately,' the cardinal said, 'it was the consequence of a still extremely bureaucratic structure' where important information was not always shared.
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Arctic Monkeys are an English indie-rock outfit hailing from Sheffield, and are considered one of the countrys most talented and beloved bands. A raw, young, honest and perceptive quartet, Arctic Monkeys combine bemusement, catchy instrumental loops and a little endearing provocation to create their sound - their music, though predominantly rock, can feature elements of anything from metal to hip-hop.
Genuinely witty lyrics put to music which is simultaneously brash, gentle, danceable, and downright tuneful has crowned them as one of the biggest indie-rock bands ever. Their debut album 'Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not', released in early 2006, became the fastest-selling debut album in British music history, surpassing Oasis' 'Definitely Maybe' and remains the fastest-selling debut album for a band in the UK.
Though theyd always been one of those bands that performed well in the studio and even better on stage, their live show got even better with each album release, and Arctic Monkeys have long been considered one of the best live acts in modern rock. Touring in support of all their next albums - 2007s Favourite Worst Nightmare, 2009s Humbug, and 2011s Suck It and See, all of which hit #1 - too, theyve perfected how to control a crowd at both festivals and arenas in unprecedented style.
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Sheffield Motorpoint Arena on November 18 2013
Probably one of the best atmospheres at a gig I have ever experienced! It was never going to be a quiet affair when the Arctic Monkeys make their homecoming! On top form as per usual and amazing to see them in their home town, whats also brilliant is that the fame hasnt gone to their head and turned them arrogant, they seem just as down to earth as they did when they first started out. Loved the show, the set and production was brilliant! All in all great songs, great gig, great band!! Roll on Finsbury Park!
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Cardiff Motorpoint Arena on October 29 2013
It was my first time seeing Arctic Monkeys, perfect vocally and amazing atmosphere. You would think that the stereotypical rock star life may have altered the way they are, perhaps coming across as a little arrogant or self-centred, but no. They are down-to-earth and seem to be genuinely enjoying the performance and the crowd response.
Their set consisted of material from new album 'AM' mostly, as well as classics such as Brianstorm and I Bet You Look Good, Mardy Bum... Anyone who has seen the Monkeys before would agree that Alex Turner had the crowd in the palm of his hand. Great entertainer and showman. So glad I saw them live!
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Newcastle Metro Radio Arena on October 22 2013
Having conquered Glastonbury, it was time for Arctic Monkeys to turn their attention to UK arenas in support of their latest album 'AM'.
Arriving on stage to a huge applause, the Sheffield mob begin with 'AM' lead single Do I Wanna Know, before continuing the frenzied pace with Brianstorm, Snap Out Of It, Arabella, Pretty Visitors and - addressing the Geordie females - I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor, their most popular track which propelled them to stardom back in 2005.
Despite many tracks not making the setlist, there's a great blend of songs from each album, focusing heavily on their latest, which is arguably their best.
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Hands down THE best rock band in Britain!! I last saw the band way back in 2007 but to say the Sheffield band has evolved would be the biggest understatement ever!!
Whereas before they didnt really have enough material to bulk out massive headline shows, now they have music in abundance and it is very easy to forget just how many hits they can add to the setlist! They're all there, from the most recent cuts of Do I Wanna Know, from new album 'AM', to the frenzied sounds of Brianstorm, Teddy Picker and I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor. Its immense, even if we didnt have time for my personal fave When The Sun Goes Down.
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Okay. I do have to say that I liked the art in this book. It was bold and colorful and interesting. But the story, however, was not my favorite. The book is about a little girl (monkey) Marigold who likes to have things her own way, who is defiant, and generally selfish. I am taking PSY311 now, and we learned about parenting styles and their effects on a child's development. This is a classic case of indulgent parenting, which is NOT good for a child's development.
This is an illustrated picture book about a precocious young girl named Marigold. In the first story, Marigold buys a coat that is too small. In the second story, she makes lists and takes her friend Maxine off her friends list. In the third story, Marigold tricks her ex friend Maxine into buying garbage. In the fourth story, Marigold wears her old coat and hat to school. Maxine has new clothes, yet she goes home to change so she can wear old clothes too.
The book is well written and illustrated. I did not like this book. I don't think that Marigold is a likable person, and she seems to get her way through tantrums and bad behavior. She is mean to her friends and mother. The book even admits that Marigold and her mother find each other "unreasonable and stubborn." I know that children can be difficult, but usually books that show bad behavior counterbalances with a bit of loving or positive behavior at the end. The only person who acts positively is Maxine, who is ridiculed and tricked. I don't think I would use this book with children. I think it reinforces the "Queen Bees and Wanna Bees" mentality.
This book is very sweet and has a sweet message. The illustrations in this book are colorful and fun. I think all children would love this book.
This is a cute book with clever writing. It contains two stories that are combined into one that shows the precocious and stubborn qualities that Marigold holds.
Marigold is a precocious little monkey. Going along to the beat of her own drummer (often to the exasperation of her friends and family). The artwork is plenty adequate, but the writing steals the show. I enjoy the reoccurring themes carried over the different stories. Especially the delayed punch line on how she bugs Maxine.
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How to make the perfect Vanilla Cupcake
When I worked at Woman and Home magazine I sat opposite the Food Editor Jane Curran. This was no bad thing as offers of 'would you like to test this cake/cereal/jam/ice cream?' were often heard. But it was the fact that she is a font of knowledge for everything cake related that made her my ultimate baking guru! What she doesn't know about cooking and baking you can write on half a postage stamp! I would ask her the strangest questions about lining cake tins and the best cream cheese to use for frostings (only full-fat Philadelphia will do by the way otherwise it goes all floppy). I was amazed by how she can throw ingredients together and create the most delicious cakes.
A few years ago Woman & Home launched a dedicated entertaining food magazine called 'Feel Good Food' with Jane as the Editor. I was lucky enough to be asked to write the table setting pages and the gadgets pages (these are great as I get to test all the new food processors, juicers, can openers etc). The latest issue is just out and as usual it's bursting with tons of mouth-watering summer recipes. I thought I'd share this cupcake recipe I have just used to make 120 cakes for a friend's wedding. They went down a storm and were so easy to make. Of course I had to test a few.... just to check they tasted okay! Have fun baking these, you won't be able to leave them alone!
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1 Heat the oven to 180 C, 160 C fan, 350 F, gas 4. Sift the flour, baking powder and a pinch of salt into a large bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk the sugar, butter and vanilla extract with an electric whisk until light and fluffy.
2 Gradually whisk in the eggs, then with a large metal spoon, gradually incorporate the flour mixture.
3 Fill each paper case in the tray with 1 generous tablespoon of the mixture. Place the tray in the oven and bake for 12 to 15 minutes or until slightly golden on top. Remove the cupcakes from the tray and leave to cool on a wire rack.
4 To make the cream-cheese frosting, mix together the cream cheese and icing sugar in a large bowl until smooth. Transfer to a piping bag and pipe swirls on to each cake.
5 Decorate each cupcake with cream-cheese frosting and chocolate roses. We used disposable piping bags with a large star nozzle topipe. Begin on the outside, moving to the centre and upwards in a concentric circle. You can decorate the cupcakes the day before serving andleave them in the fridge, or you can freeze them for up to one month undecorated.
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Get ready to "Bring It On" in this extended promo for The Vampire Diaries Season 4, Episode 16. Instead of coping with her brother's death like a human, Elena (Nina Dobrev) took the vampire route and turned off her emotions.
Now she's out of control, snacking on cheerleaders and stirpping in front of Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder). Caroline (Candice Accola) is pretty scandalized, and even Damon tells her to "show a little restraint."
It's definitely going to be a little more difficult to tell her apart from Katherine (Nina Dobrev), but it is nice to see Elena loosen up a bit. Too bad it had to come at the expense of Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen).
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We are already seeing tons of sales going on for the Vita lineup. Gamestop is also offering a buy 2 get 1 free, which isn't half bad considering the selection is for the bigger titles at launch.
Target, however, has any Vita title as part of their buy 2 get 1 free deal, clearly making them the go-to choice for your Vita Launch. The Deal begins today and ends on the 25th. This is pretty crazy for a system launch, but Sony needs to get those sales, so go out and take advantage of their eagerness!
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GameStop is running a deal where you can score MW3 for only 99 pence. Insane? I think so, seeing as what is required made me chuckle.
How it all works:
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Faced with public outcry over a "step on Jesus" classroom lesson, Florida Atlantic University officials in March went from defending the exercise to condemning it as "offensive…insensitive and unacceptable" in a little over 48 hours.
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That ban, approved by former FAU President Mary Jane Saunders, angered many faculty members because it was made without consulting any instructors. A Faculty Senate committee recently concluded that FAU's "senior administrators dismally failed" to defend academic freedom in responding to the uproar.
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With the 'Golden Age' of discovery long since past, most of the world's surface mapped in detail and motorized transport, satellite phones and GPS receivers readily available, one would think it was time for explorers to hang up their pith helmets. But rather than consigning exploration to the dustbin of history, we at Barefoot Safaris have redefined it with adventure travel. So join us in re-exploring the unmapped regions of Africa.
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text: Game of Thrones jewels made in Antrim 29 Apr 2014 HBO's hit fantasy series Game of Thrones has boosted the Northern Ireland economy in recent years and local businesses continue to benefit from its production - including Steensons jewellers, whose Co Antrim-based workshop crafts unique pieces for the programme. Share Share Share Story by UTV Staff, Belfast The designers have had their jewellery featured in all four series of the popular programme and, as a result, have seen an increase in interest in their workshop in the picturesque village of Glenarm.Jeweller Brona Spencer told UTV: "We've had people phoning to enquire about what was made and whether or not pieces can be replicated. We get a lot of tourists in to see where it was made."She added: "There are the fanatics out there. They do get really into it and they want to know exactly what we've made."They do want them replicated, but obviously with HBO there are design and copyright issues, so we won't replicate something exactly as we made it for Game of Thrones."Dan Spencer added: "It's something a bit different to making platinum engagement rings."It's quite pleasing and satisfying to think that you actually made that, considering how popular (the series) has become."The workshop has created a huge number of pieces for the Game of Thrones production, including the crown worn by the young tyrant King Joffrey."There's quite a lot of work really, especially with a crown," said Dan. "We only made one of each crown because they are so time consuming and quite costly to make."We tend to use a combination of the traditional techniques and some of the more modern techniques." © UTV Share Share Share


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The Revolutionary War and the Culper Gang
The importance of secret codes during war time did not start with WW II or even WW I. George Washington learned the lesson during the Revolutionary War.
In 1778, on Washington's order, Benjamin Tallmadge organized a spy network in New York City, the heart of the British forces. Tallmadge was to take every precaution that the organization and it's members remain secret and it did. It was so secret that even Washington didn't know the names of members which were: Aaron Woodhull, Robert Townsend, Austin Roe, Anna Strong, and Caleb Brewster. Tallmadge selected a code name for the group, Samuel Culper, with Woodhull as Culper Senior and Townsend as Culper Junior.
A key member, Culper Junior, was a society reporter for an American newspaper and also the owner of a small dry goods store in New York City. The newspaper position gave him access to social functions throughout the city where he could converse with British soldiers without raising suspicion. The dry goods store gave him public and frequent access to other people without raising suspicion.
An elaborate scheme was devised to pass information from NYC to Washington who was at New Windsor in upstate New York. Austin Roe would enter the store and place an order in writing for a John Bolton which was the code name for Tallmadge. Embedded in the order were pre-arranged secret code words from Washington. Culper Junior would respond to Washington's messages and add information which would be hidden in the goods to be picked up by Roe. Roe would take the dispatches on the first leg of the journey, 110 miles to Setauket, New York, the farm of Culper Senior (Woodhull). In a formal arrangement, Roe had leased a pasture and barn from Woodhull and kept cattle there. He would drop the dispatches into a secret box, tend his cattle and leave.
Anna Strong's place was across the bay from Woodhull's farm and near the water. Caleb Brewster owned and operated a whaleboat and when he was due to arrive Anna would place her black petticoat on the clothesline. She would also hang a number of handkerchiefs to describe the time and place for the handoff from Culper Senior to Brewster.
Brewster would cross Devil's Belt to Fairfield, Connecticut and give Benjamin Tallmadge the dispatches. Finally, in a series of mounted dragoons, posted every fifteen miles, the letter would be passed to Washington in New Windsor.
The scheme worked well until the night Tallmadge's group was jumped by the British. In the fray Tallmadge lost his horse and his dispatches. One document was a letter from Washington, dated June 27, 1779, to Samuel Culper. Only one name in the letter was real, that of a George Higday who was scheduled to join the Culpers. The British raided and searched Higday's home but found no incriminating evidence so he was not harmed.
After this incident, Tallmadge increased security by using invisible ink and more elaborate codes. From that date only Woodhull, Townsend, Tallmadge, and Washington had the coded dictionary.
Washington was very unhappy over the near disaster. He remembered September 22, 1776, when young Nathan Hale was hanged by the British as an American spy while declaring that he regretted having but one life to give for his country.
Washington was also aware that spying worked both ways. He knew it was difficult to identify a true patriot versus a loyalist to the crown. To help with this task he established organizations in all the colonies to spy and to find British spies.
In 1780, three American militiamen captured a British adjutant, John André, who was dressed in civilian clothes with a treasonous letter in his shoe from Sir Henry Clinton, the British commander-in-chief, to Benedict Arnold. André was tried by court martial and found guilty. He begged Washington to shoot him as a gentlemen instead of hanging him as a spy but Washington refused and hanged him in Tappan, New York on October 2, 1780.
The Secret
Benedict Arnold was a well-to-do and highly respected merchant in his community. In late 1774 Arnold suggested that he could capture Fort Ticonderoga in New York from the British and Benjamin Church made him a colonel with instructions to give it a try.
Benjamin Church was a member of both the Provincial Congress of Massachusetts and a member of the Sons of Liberty rebel organization which included such patriot leaders as John and Samuel Adams, Paul Revere and John Hancock. However, Church was really a paid spy for the British general, Sir Thomas Gage. In October of 1775, one of Church's spy letters to Gage was captured and delivered to General Washington. Church was arrested, stood trial for treason and imprisoned until 1777. After his release, Church sailed to the West Indies in a schooner that disappeared at sea.
At the time Church made Arnold a colonel, major general Sir Thomas Gage was both commander-in-chief of British forces in the colonies and the crown's appointed governor of Massachusetts. He was serving in this capacity during the events leading to the battles of Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill. Gage was recalled to England in late 1775 and replaced by General William Howe who in turn was replaced by General Sir Henry Clinton in 1778.
John André purchased a commission as second lieutenant in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers in 1771. In September and October 1775, American troops laid siege to his fort at St. Johns (Québec.) He was captured, brought back to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and treated roughly. His days as a prisoner turned him against the American rebels but he was released. In 1778 André joined the staff of General Clinton who made him head of intelligence in April 1779. André successfully kept track of intelligence from American deserters and British prisoners who had escaped or were exchanged. André's most famous success was the treachery of Benedict Arnold. As a result, Clinton promoted André rapidly and by October 1779 he was adjutant general.
On Church's authority Arnold raised a regiment and captured Fort Ticonderoga on May 10, 1775. Arnold returned home triumphantly and joined Washington's Continental Army. Washington then gave him command of an expedition to attack Québec which failed, but Arnold and his men managed to sustain a blockade. During this time, Arnold seriously wounded his knee. For his heroism Congress promoted him to brigadier general on January 10, 1776. Within months Arnold's ego was showing as he threatened to resign when other brigadiers were promoted to major generals, but he was not.
With Washington's encouragement, he joined his forces with others to stop the advance of British General Burgoyne, Colonel Barry St. Leger, and Sir William Howe from the north. Arnold twice made two heroic attacks against the British, leading to Burgoyne's surrender at Saratoga on October 17, 1776. During one of these forays, he was shot in the same leg as before, giving him a serious limp thereafter. Arnold's successes conflicted with his superior, General Horatio Gates (Gates was a pain to everyone around him,) and he was temporality removed from his command.
In 1778 Washington appointed Arnold the military commander of Philadelphia after the British evacuated. In Philadelphia patriots accused him of using using public wagons for private profit and for making money for himself after he closed all the shops in Philadelphia. Patriots also accused him of being to friendly with loyalists. After all, the British had just evacuated Philadelphia, and tensions were high between loyalists and patriots. Arnold then faced a court martial for corruption and resigned his post on March 19, 1779. Soon after resigning, Arnold sold his services to the British.
In May 1779 Arnold sent for Joseph Stansbury, who lived in Philadelphia and opposed armed resistance. Stansbury met with John André who by now was aide-de-camp to General Clinton. In the following months, Arnold provided the British with a variety of military and political secrets.
After leaving his post in Philadelphia Arnold met with Washington and tried to convince him that his troubles as military commander were brought on by loyalist seeking to harm the Continental Army's integrity. Whether Washington accepted this explanation is not clear, but Washington -- ever fair-minded -- gave Arnold the command of West Point which at that time was a small, but very critical, army fort on the Hudson River 90 miles north of New York City.
Arnold's treachery was revealed, however, when André was captured by three militiamen on September 21, 1780. André had a coded message in his shoe from General Clinton to Arnold. The message was an acceptance of Arnold's July 15th offer to surrender West Point for £20,000!
Once the Americans discovered he was a spy Arnold escaped to New York and published a statement to encourage other Americans to join his cause. This failed but he was made a British brigadier and sent on raids into Virginia. His successful attacks against forts in Virginia and New York permanently marked him as a traitor. After General Charles Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown, Virginia in October 1781, Arnold and his family sailed back to England with Cornwallis. In Britain, he was not trusted with any military commands and failed as a merchant. He died in London in 1801.
THE TEXT OF ARNOLD's OFFER
["Sir Henry" in the following text refers to General Sir Henry Clinton, commander-in-chief of British forces in the colonies.]
July 15, 1780 -- Benedict Arnold to John André (Decoded)
Inclosed in a cover addressed to M[r.] Anderson /
Two days since I received a letter without date or Signature, /
informing me that S[ir]. Henry ------ was obliged to me for intelligence /
communicated, and that he placed a full confidence in the Sincerity /
of my intentions, etc. etc. On the 13th Instant I addressed a letter /
to you expressing my Sentiments and expectations, viz, that /
the following Preliminaries be settled previous to cooperating. - /
First, that S[ir]. Henry secure to me my property, valued at ten thou- /
sand pounds Sterling, to be paid to me or my Heirs in case of /
Loss; and, as soon as that happens [strike out] shall happen, __ hundred /
pounds per annum to be secured to me for life, in lieu of the /
pay and emoluments I give up, for my Services as they shall /
deserve - If I point out a plan of cooperation by which S[ir}. H[enry]. /
shall possess himself of West Point, the Garrison, etc. etc. etc. twenty /
thousand pounds Sterling I think will be a cheap purchase for /
an object of so much importance. At the same time I request /
thousand pounds to be paid my Agent - I expect a full /
and explicit answer - The 20th I set off for West Point. A /
personal interview with an officer that you can confide in /
is absolutely necessary to plan matters. In the mean time /
I shall communicate to our mutual Friend S[tansbur]y all the /
intelligence in my power, until I have the pleasure of your answer. /
Moore /
July 15th [1780] /
To the line of my letter of the 13th /
I did not add seven.
[By Odell:]
N.B. the postscript only relates to the manner of composing the /
Cypher in the letter referred to
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We need a dose of common sense in the debate occurring around Arizona's Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, the state dollars given to parents for sending their children to private schools.
The discussion can be complex technically, but it is socially simple. The policy is not good for taxpayers and, more importantly, it is not good for children.
The Arizona reform agenda for education has been in motion since 1994 with the beginnings of the charter experiment. Charters' unremarkable progress on improving student outcomes should give us reason to pause as we debate expanding this next experiment in school reform.
School-choice policies have sparked innovation in K-12 public education in our state and improved overall school quality, a positive development for sure. However, these practices have not lived up to their original goal of boosting overall student academic performance. As a result, the families of nearly 87 percent of Arizona's students choose their local neighborhood schools, many of which now offer programs ranging from STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) to back-to-basics curricula. Public charter schools offer a range of learning options as well.
The recent emergence of Empowerment Scholarship Accounts is a step backward in supporting innovation and school improvement for the majority of Arizona's children.
Allowing some selected children to "opt out" of public education to go to schools with unknown aims and objectives removes incentives to develop new creative solutions to education's toughest challenges.
The very nature of this new idea should also cause concern. Do Arizonans really want their tax dollars to go places where their vote is irrelevant and public oversight does not exist? No. Yet empowerment accounts create a mechanism for our public tax money to be channeled to any number of schools, effective or ineffective.
Let's call these accounts what they are: government subsidies for private enterprise using children as the currency. Tax dollars should not go to private enterprise (private schools) that have no accountability for student achievement, no accountability for the tax revenue received, and may have a mission that supports a religious or political affiliation.
Our state's basic belief about the role of government is violated when government actions create winners and losers. This experiment of Empowerment Scholarship Accounts does exactly this. These accounts remove children from schools that are open to all while pushing them into schools that are closed to many.
We all agree the mission of schools is to open the doors of opportunity for all of Arizona's children and to help make a better Arizona. By promoting exclusionary practices like this one, we are in fact developing policy that supports a different mission, one in which the opportunities for some are quite different from the opportunities for others.
Tim Ogle is executive director of the Arizona School Boards Association.


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