ACLS Humanities E-Book: Colonists from Scotland: emigration to North America, 1707-1783

Colonists from Scotland: emigration to North America, 1707-1783

Graham, Ian Charles Cargill, 1919-

Year: 1956.

Publisher: Published for the American Historical Assocation [by] Cornell University Press.

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table of contents

Frontmatter

Preface

Abbreviations Used in Footnotes

I Introduction

II Forces behind Emigration: Lowlands and Highlands

III Forces behind Emigration: The Factor of Compulsion

IV Forces behind Emigration: The Social Structure

V Government and Emigration

VI The Scots in America: Aspects of Social History

VII "Too Much Scoticism!"

VIII "A Distinct and Separate Body from the People Who Receive Them"

Appendix: The Numbers of the Emigrants

Bibliography

Index

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Title:

Colonists from Scotland : emigration to North America, 1707-1783 by Ian Charles Cargill Graham.

Author:

Graham, Ian Charles Cargill, 1919-

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Colonists from Scotland : emigration to North America, 1707-1783 by Ian Charles Cargill Graham.
Graham, Ian Charles Cargill, 1919-
Ithaca, N. Y.: Published for the American Historical Assocation [by] Cornell University Press, 1956.

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Subject Headings:

• Scots -- United States
• Scotland -- Emigration and immigration

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